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My first Apple product was….. iTunes, which was obviously a free download. A clean and simple Music tool that organise your music on the computer..

Slowly, i realised that it’s more than what it is. iTunes grew into a programme that connects all your Apple devices together, and also a place to shop for iPhone applications and music; which the latter is not available in Singapore. No idea why though.

Then i got the 1st Generation iPod Nano. A free gift from SingTel though. It was able to withstand the years and weathering. Still my source of music.

I got the iPhone about 1 year ago. Something which didn’t come by cheap and easy as it was not launched in Asia then. Totally blew off by it’s capabilities, though it couldn’t function some of the things that people expect to have in their phones. Such as bluetooth and transferring of files

If one uses their brain and think, if Apple operates iTunes Store by selling music. Does it makes sense if their device could download the music and bluetooth it to another party out there?

I sold my 2G and got myself the iPhone 3G. Not a very big difference with the old one but it has better network speed. Galore myself in the 10,000 apps and counting that Apple and other 3rd party developers are creating. Of cause that comes with the JB tool that one has to be equipped with. Though i have to agree that some of the terms and condition set by Apple are pretty erm.. which restricts more creativity and development.

Not long ago..  I successfully built myself a Hackintosh. Well, if i had the bucks. I would have gotten myself a iMac, which saves myself all the hassle.

Who wouldn’t want to own something as pretty as this..?

or this..