Thursday, December 28, 2006
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Car Display in Al Serkal Building
Monday, December 11, 2006
Burj Al-Arab Hotel and Wild Wadi
Thursday, December 07, 2006
In Door Ski, Dubai
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Al Serkal Building, Dubai
Friday, November 24, 2006
Skype Is Not Allowed In Dubai
This is the real strange thing in Dubai. You are now allowed to use Skype. The moment you type www.skype.com in your Internet Explorer, this message will be displayed.
But the message appear mislead you to think that this is Skype Server problem, because it show "The Web Server may be down . . ."
So those local people will never be able to use Skype, because you will not be able to download Skype software. How about foreigner who enter Dubai and already have the software installed? The answer is, "some time you can use". But most of the time you will not be able to use it, because you just can't sign-in.
I heard from some of the people in Dubai, they say Skype is barred because the Telco "Etisalat" wants to ensure their profit. If they allow Skype, then their business will be affected. For comparison, if I call back to Malaysia using mobile phone, per minute it cost me about RM12.00. If I were to use Skype, the cost is only about RM0.30. So you can roughly know how much profit the Telco is making.
But the message appear mislead you to think that this is Skype Server problem, because it show "The Web Server may be down . . ."
So those local people will never be able to use Skype, because you will not be able to download Skype software. How about foreigner who enter Dubai and already have the software installed? The answer is, "some time you can use". But most of the time you will not be able to use it, because you just can't sign-in.
I heard from some of the people in Dubai, they say Skype is barred because the Telco "Etisalat" wants to ensure their profit. If they allow Skype, then their business will be affected. For comparison, if I call back to Malaysia using mobile phone, per minute it cost me about RM12.00. If I were to use Skype, the cost is only about RM0.30. So you can roughly know how much profit the Telco is making.
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Desert Safari Tour
Friday, November 10, 2006
How They Do It In Dubai
Friday, September 08, 2006
Thailand Safari World
Sunday, September 03, 2006
Samui Peninsular SPA
Sunday, July 09, 2006
Koh Samui Airport
Recently, I went to Thailand for a 2 weeks holiday. One of the detination is Koh Samui.
A very beautiful island.
When I arrived at the airport, then only I realised that this is a non-air conditioned airport. This is the arrival hall of the airport. We collected our bagagges here.
This is how they handle our bagagges, a simple truck brings our baggages to the arrival hall.
This photo was taken when I was about to leave Samui. We were sitting at the departure hall and the airplane we are going to take is landing at the airport.
This is the restaurant at the airport. We were thinking of trying the food of this restaurant, but due to time constraint, we finally didn't do that.
Before we get into the airplane, this is another airplane running at the runway which is going to take off.
I think this man is a policeman or soldier, he is walking around the airport with a wolf-dog.
This is the post-office at Samui Airport.
This photo was taken right before we get into this plane. This is a very small plane, there are about 50 seats only.
This is the control tower of the airport.
This photo is taken right infront of the boarding gate. We got to pay 300 Baths for each person. This is the only airport I ever been that provide freeflow of biscuits, tea and coffee.
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