Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 02, 2014

Apple producing countries

Here is the map where apple trees are available.



And water on an apple!


Friday, August 29, 2014

Calligraphy tool by Autodesk


SketchBook X by Autodesk

Autodesk is a company that develop the AutoCAD software. It is popular among the drafter for 2D drawings, thanks to its highly accurate precision and user friendly features.

A while ago, I tried to find a drawing app (FREE of course) for iOS that can be used for calligraphy writing. Meaning that the tip is slanted 30-45 degree. My search end up with the above app and believe me, this is the best app for calligraphy writing purpose.


This app allow you to heap of features (Pro Brushes, Art Brushes), at a price though.

But if you only looking for calligraphy, this is a perfect tool. Came with tip size control bar.



Check this out!




Thursday, August 28, 2014

Moss, green in colour



Check it out! Moss drawing by using water colour tool on Paper by 53.

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Good apples


Know your apple. 

Mac as we know it is a name of an apple breed or cultivar. McIntosh is the full name. Eat this, it is called Mahs X domestica Borkh too [click here]. 
McIntosh bears fruit annually and it is known as multi-purpose apple.

The original apple with McIntosh name is founded by John McIntosh as early as 1811 [Wikipedia].

Friday, January 11, 2013

Is there any “Network Tethering” With The New iOS 5 [updated]


Got an iPhone and just upgraded to awesome iOS 5? But then again, where is the “Network Tethering” slide button? Is iOS 5 disabled that useful function? Or it went missing somewhere?

Nope, “Network Tethering” now has it's new separated button and thanks to Apple for introducing a new button called “Personal Hotspot”
Here I come to answer your question on “How can I Use my iPhone as a Modem?” Please follow the following How To Activate Personal Hotspot iOS 5 in pdf to get back your “Network Tethering” function. Cool, is it?
Anyway it seems doesn't work with an Optus (Australia) phone data provider, sigh!