Aloha! Its been a long time, I am pretty sure there are no readers left, but anyway, the mood to blog is back, and I am back!
For the past 2 months I have been working, and I am not really satisfy with the company. Not the job, but the company. We will talk about that some other times.
Anyway, more than a month ago a thread of wire suddenly sparked in my brain, and I started to crave for Android OS. What's an Android OS you ask? Its a mobile operating system developed by Google. Yes. Google. Just like Apple having its own iOS, Google developed this Android and for the past couple of years mobile company has started to adapt the OS. Just at this beginning of year 2010, Google in conjunction with HTC developed its self-branded Android smartphone, the Nexus One. It has not been a year and now here comes Nexus One's successor, the Samsung Nexus S! Or is it really worthy of being called the successor?

Here's the Nexus S's review by TechCrunch.com. It has only been officially announce yesterday, going on sale on 16th December 2010 in US. When will it arrive to other country? No one knows yet I guess, at least not us civilians.
Back to the story of me craving for Android. It was just a thought, maybe sparked by reading the newspaper advertising new Android phone from Huawei Ideos. I posted on facebook about Android, and a friend offered to sell me his Nexus One. That's when I started looking for reviews, and I found that the appearance of Nexus One is not to my liking. I then got attached to HTC Desire Z but the Z-hinge worries me for long term. For weeks I have been struggling which one to get, HTC Desire Z or HTC Desire HD. HTC Desire HD has a stunning 4.3" large screen which I like, but the battery life worries me too, according to various reviews.
Just when I have finally decided on HTC Desire HD yesterday, Google announced the release of Nexus S which got me hesitating for awhile. I like the design so much! Then again, after thinking for one day, I decided to go back to the HTC Desire HD. First off, I like HTC with their HTCSense, and while Nexus S looks stunningly beautiful, it is not enough to make me totally change my mind. Yes, Gingerbread (Android 2,3) is the latest Android which every Android-fans are dying for, but its going to take awhile to reach our shore and also spec-wise, its not so much for one to go crazy for yet as it is not much of a difference with most of the high-end Android phones nowadays. What majority are waiting to see though, is the dual-core processor pairing with Android. That, I will need to spend more time to research.
I cant wait to hold my upcoming new phone, the HTC Desire HD, and yet I do not know when I will be able to hold one. I will try to update my blog more often if possible. Till then!