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How to move Android Contacts to your new iPhone
So by today, maybe lots of Android users are using the iPhone for the first time, be it iPhone 4s, iPhone 4 at a cheaper price or somebody’s passed down iPhone 3gs, the third being the case I’m going to discuss. As I’m getting my 4s, I’m passing down my 3gs to John. Before he could get his hands on the 3gs, I have asked him to read all about it, as the workings of an android and ios phone are quite different. I even helped him out by directing him to a few sites which you can also Click Here to see and learn about iPhone unlocking functions. He…
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Top 4 ways to get your iPhone 4s in Malaysia
As everybody already know, the iPhone 4s is launching tonight at midnight on Dec 16 which also happens to by my sister’s birthday. Happy Birthday Christabel! So, you’re probably wondering what are the alternatives to get your hands on this beauty of a phone that causes people to be willing to stand all day in lines to get it. I’m here to tell you some ways. 1) Pre-Order on DIGI website This is probably the easiest method for lazy bums to get the iPhone of their choice without having to go outdoors. If you had pre-ordered much earlier, you will be receiving the phone by tomorrow, but if pre-order now,…
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Teaching Volunteerism During the Holidays
Compassionate people are always needed, especially in the modern world, and many parents know this.The problem is they do not know what to do or where they should start in raising kind and caring children. When it comes to introducing volunteerism, it should be done as soon as possible. Dr. Mary Zurn, speaking on the topic of volunteerism, says, “Giving back is an important year-round habit to establish with young children. Volunteering plays an important role in the development of character. It teaches children that they can do things that positively impact the world around them. Even young children can learn to become active participants in their communities.” When it…
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26 week checkup
Prior to this checkup, which is 2 weeks ago, I had another checkup and was given a scare. My blood pressure had gone up from the regular 120 to 131. Plus, my weight also went up drastically by 4kg. The nurse looked at me shaking her head and said I’m going to need to test for diabetes in a couple of days and monitor my blood pressure every couple of days for 2 weeks and go back for a follow up. So two weeks ago was the diabetes check. For those who have not taken this test before, here’s how it goes. I have to fast from 10pm the night…
