McDonald’s Bubblegum Flavourburst Ice-Cream!

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This time McDonald has launched its new flavour of Bubblegum Flavourburst ice‐cream. I tried this from the McDonald's desert kiosk.

Although bubblegum is strictly prohibited in Singapore, but get easy to eat this Bubblegum Flavourbust ice‐cream here because it is completely legal. Don't get yourself wrong as the ice-cream is not as chewy as bubblegum but it tastes the flavour of bubblegum. It is still a soft, cooling and creamy ice‐cream though.

I believe with the name itself it gave many of a first impression with an open jaw asking whether are we suppose to swallow the gum? No! It is basically a vanilla ice‐cream swirl with bubble gum flavour on top of it.

If you have not try the McDonald's Bubblegum Flavourburst ice‐cream, do get one at your nearest desert kiosk with only SGD$1 while stock last as it is only available for a limited period.

IKEA Tampines, Singapore 7th Birthday!

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Went to IKEA at Tampines, Singapore on 30th of November 2013, and it was so coincidence that they are celebrating their 7th Birthday. So I was lucky to get door gift cupcakes with the decorations of their 7th Birthday celebration.

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I thought IKEA is only creative in their furniture design, and it's no doubt that they are creative in cupcakes decoration as well. With a simple cupcakes topping with whip cream on top of it and with a piece of sugar candy which looks like a piece of wood for decoration. That's a brilliant idea of decoration where it remains their impression of specialization in housing furniture stuff.

My New Toy Of Apple Products, iPad Air!

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Finally the new born generation of iPad, after the fourth generation of iPad with Retina display, has arrived after long time being awaited.

Basically the size of the iPad is slightly reduced compare to the previous generation iPad. I even saw from an advertisement article stated that, you would probably feel the table almost get blown away when holding with your hands. Wouldn't it be over exaggerating? Although the size of the tablet is slightly reduced, however the size of the screen is still the same which makes it looks supremely clear when reading on this larger screen.

I saw an interesting odd review from an article saying that, "the iPad Air is lighter, but it's neither light nor heavy". From my understanding on how Apple able to reduce the weight and size of the tablet is due to enhancement of lower power components usage. With such great improvements, it reduces the need for a huge battery.

I don't quite understand why it is named as "Air" and how the name is actually comes from. I assumed it is designated to be name for the device as light as air? But it doesn't seem reasonable as the weight of the tablet is much heavier than a paper.

Perhaps, it might be because the new design of the tablet is thinner and lighter. It's a fresh hot newly baked from oven, iPad Air! It will be my new toy for now! *grin*

Moreover, the new iPad Air features a design that is reminiscent of the iPad mini. The new design with thinner bezel makes it so attractive. I would say that the overall design brings up the premium feel to the device.

There is even an improvement on its camera. Now you can have a better snap of your moments, which makes it more impressive than expected.

I would suggest you to get at least the 32GB version as nowadays the apps are getting bigger and bigger due to its high quality. However, for the SIM Card cellular availability and non SIM Card cellular availability is up to your own preference to decide. 

The new iPad Air is almost near to the perfection among tablets, but unfortunately the fingerprint sensor that places in the iPhone 5S is nowhere to be found on the iPad Air.

I would say it’s a product that don't just work smart, but it looks smart too!