overall typing test

This is my overall results for my typing test after taking the new one today.

Also, this test was a bit difficult as my hands slipped and thus, did not made much progress in the tests. Furthermore, I had lots of ups and downs in this result.

Rapping Up This Week

For this week we did lots of fun stuffs like learning GOOGLE hacks, albino black sheep.com. Also we did

tutorial

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwqVvXkRRa8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwqVvXkRRa8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwqVvXkRRa8

tutorial plan

well, for my tutorial i was thinking of doing a game where i could show people all the hidden places in a game called counter-strike or you can call it Cass online. It is a korean version of counter strike. I could show you all the places to hide from zombies as there is a zombie version of the game where zombies are trying to catch you and players must kill the zombies. So in order to hide from the zombies, you can hide in places both hard to reach , small places and impossible -to -catch places.

about the use of equiments

it was quite fun actually, to try out different equipments like webcams, skype and so on. However there was kind of a few problems like trying out different pcs and thus did have problems like speakers not working, mikes are broken. in overall i did learn how to use the webcams and other equipments and will hopefully try out more.

weekly Logs

well this week, we did learn about podcast and vodcast. Podcast was very interesting as my voice was really recorded perfectly, thus i think i learned an another tool of IT. of course not all things are great, many problems occured like for me, i do not have an LAN account so i couldnt use much at school unless the teacher helps me.Next problem is that i had a dificulty at home when i tried to post it on my podcast.com but in the end i still succeded. Although this podcast may not be perfect but i am still proud of my podcast.

it

IT Regulation Prevents Korean Access to iPhone

Apple CEO Steve Jobs By Cho Jin-seo Staff Reporter Korea’s isolation in the global IT business was reaffirmed when Steve Jobs announced that the new iPhone will be “affordable for almost everyone” in the world ― but not here. “We’re going to be rolling out in 70 countries over the next several months. We are really thrilled with this,” the Apple CEO said to the tune of the Disney song “It’s a small world.” “Next time you are in Malta and you need an iPhone 3G, it will be there for you.” In the annual conference of Apple, the celebrity American CEO said that the upgraded version of iPhone will be released in 22 nations simultaneously on July 11, and in 70 nations within this year, from Portugal to India and from Japan to Madagascar. South Korea was not mentioned during the conference. The presence of two of the world’s largest mobile phone makers ― Samsung and LG ― has encouraged the government to shut its door to foreign-made mobile phones by using non-tariff barriers. Along with iPhone, the Nokia, Blackberry and Sony-Ericsson phones are virtually not allowed to be sold here. “Korea is not ready,” said a manager of Apple Korea Tuesday, adding that there is no visible plan for selling the new iPhone here. “The situation is not ripe in Korea.” In 2003, the government imposed a unique software platform called WIPI on mobile phones on sale, hoping that this industrial standard can save firms from unnecessary competition and overlapping investment. But as phone technologies advance, this regulation has become a stiff trade barrier for foreign makers who think it is not cost-efficient to redesign their products only for the South Korean market. “Why is this country blocking import of foreign-made cell phones while it is allowing import of foreign beef, which should be stopped?” a citizen said on Cetizen, the largest mobile phone community on the Internet. Most other comments were gripes about the government’s protective telecom policies. Several phone companies such as Nokia and RIM ― the maker of Blackberry smartphone _ have tried to lobby the Korean government to abolish the WIPI requirement and let them sell phones of their own design, but they have not succeeded. Only RIM managed to get a partial approval for the sale of Blackberry phones for business users from July. The Korea Communications Commission eased the regulation last month as a token of hospitality as it is inviting RIM’s CEO Jim Balsillie to Seoul for the OECD Ministerial Meeting next week, an official at Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency said. KTF, the second largest mobile service operator in Korea, has been trying to sell iPhone in Korea. KTF’s public relations official Lee Youn-joo said that there has been no advancement in their talks with Apple. In San Francisco, Jobs showed that the new iPhone has more advanced features such as GPS map navigation, longer battery life and faster mobile Internet than the previous model he unveiled a year ago. Yet, the price for the basic model has lowered from $399 to $199, which is much lower than similar touch-sensitive smartphones from Samsung, LG and other makers. indizio@koreatimes.co.kr

my christmas card for teachers. During Christmas i stayed at home with my family and later in the evening went out to watch a movie called “The day earth stops”.

My new year goals are to be more engaged in iis activities, try not to get detention, do well in all subjects and  spend more time with friends.

christmas card

it article