Today I discovered another cloud storage service called Copy. It is by far the most generous one. Copy gives a 15GB free space upon sign up, and additional 5GB for every reference (both referral and referee). And the best part is, there is no limit of the number referrals you can add. In other words, there is no space limit for a free cloud storage. So start grab this 20GB now!

Tip: The additional 5GB can only be awarded by clicking the referral link: https://copy.com?r=Oua6Cq

Download carbon fiber wallpaper for iPad & New iPad

Texture 1 for iPad (1024 x 1024) for New iPad (2048 x 2048)

Texture 2 for iPad (1024 x 1024) for New iPad (2048 x 2048)

Can’t find the camera icon as promised in iOS 5 upgrade? Just double tap the home button while your phone is locked. Simple.

How do you search for a business contact in iPhone? I believe many will hit the Safari and google it. Thats the most convenient way right? No. Next time try this: Instead of Safari, open Maps and search in there, if the business you’re searching is a reasonably established one, it is most likely to appear in the map. From there, tap the > arrow and you’ll see all its business information including GPS coordinate. Tap ‘Add to Contact’ and walla! You save everything in your phone book without any typing!

BERSIH 2.0 rally on 9 Jul 2011. How do you feel?

Tired of moving cursor to precise place when using iPhone Notes? Wish there are easy copy-past buttons? Seek no more, Text Writer knows your pain. Apart from these wonderful pain killers, this simple text editor is not only easy to use, it also comes with Home & End button which I found myself using frequently during typing but missing in Notes. As a bonus, the mail button there will send your text straight to the Mail app for sharing too. Typing has never been easier with Text Writer. (Available for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.)

One thing to point out though, there are still some bugs when using arrows.

Tips: It is FREE now until April 2. Grab it now!

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Mac OS X comes with useful built-in screen copy (screen capture) function. With different combinations, you can copy entire screen or selected area into clipboard or into PNG file. However I found that these combination are not quite easy to remember. I have to either write it somewhere and refer it back from time to time, or I have to open Keyboard Shortcuts pane in System Preferences and look for the combinations.

Generally the copy screen shortcuts are:

• CTRL+SHIFT+CMD+3 – copy screen into clipboard
• CTRL+SHIFT+CMD+4 – copy selected area into clipboard
• SHIFT+CMD+3 – copy screen into file
• SHIFT+CMD+4 – copy selected area into file

Even with the list shown above, it still takes time to convert into actual keyboard combo…

Finally, here comes the keyboard like visual cheat-sheet dashboard widget! Just open dashboard widget and you’ll see all the combinations.

Download – Copy Screen Cheat-sheet dashboard widget

For those who still prefer to own a hardcopy printed version cheat-sheet, here you go: