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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition Available on iTunes

That's it.  My love for iTunes is almost complete.  Yesterday, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that iTunes have added a number of videos featuring SI  models flashing their stuff available for download at the price of $1.99.  I downloaded one of the videos, as this one has the longest running time of 22 minutes and 16 seconds.  Most of the other videos are not really worth the value as they run for approximately 3 to 6 minutes.

However, there is no video of Maria Sharapova available for downlaod even though her picture gallery can be found at the SI website .  Maybe this the publisher's deliberate intention of not allowing iTunes access to her videos,  just in case subscription for the magazine plummets.  Looking at her picture below, maybe SI got it right.

It Works! The WiFi works!

Err.. I'm not a geek!! I'm just a gadget freak! *wide grin*

Wooohooo!!!...finally got my O2 XDA II Mini works on our WiFi connection at home! Oh..that will drain out my O2 battery for sure! *sigh*

Of course, why would I surf using my O2 when I'm at home. What? Have I gone bonkers or what!! What's the point of having a laptop with WiFi connection yah! *duh* The only thing that I may have a problem is to blog direct from my O2 and upload directly to my typepad account if I'm out side or mobiled. (I think!)

Hubby is enjoying himself downloading MP3's to his favourite gadget at the moment...IPOD!! *sigh* He had to repeat some of the songs (lah!). Aiyoohhh!!! Grrr....stop with the "jiwang" songs already (lovey dovey tune) honey!! Especially with Siti what's her name again??? :P~~

Ahh finally, some quiet and quality time doing our own things when the kids are already asleep. :)

To MP3 or Not to MP3

This afternoon, I came very close to owning an iPod.  When Apple first released the iPod, it did manage to grab my attention - for about ten minutes.  After that, I did not give any further thoughts to owning an iPod - that was until an experience at the gym yesterday, which revived my crave for the device. 

I blame this change of heart to the person at the controls of the gym's CD player.  At my age, it is quite a challenge to maintain 20 minutes of non-stop running at the threadmill.  I need my mind to focus on something else other than the controls on the threadmill.  If I see that I still have 17 minutes to go, and I am already as tired as the Pope, then I may end up completing my threadmill session with a mere brisk walk.  That won't be good for my belly.

Before that fateful day, I can usually find some enjoyment with the music that the young man chose to play.  I can tolerate the current thrash dance music because the young man would occasionally slip in  some half decent 80's music.  I suppose yesterday he decided to torture people like me and go for all out 21st century thrash.  That was when my craving for the iPod was rekindled.  That - and also the fact that I saw a trendy pink iPod devide strapped on the arm of a fellow member of the gym.