Un diario digital como habito para mi donde poder expresarme y donde los posts pueden ser en español, ingles o japones.
viernes, 6 de noviembre de 2009
Mi casa tu casa.
I came from work arround four in the morning. I took a video of the apartment were my family and me live. As you can see the style is mexican. I hope you like the video. You're allways wellcome to my house. Its a little dark, but you can see the living room and the dinning room's table. My house is really colorfull and cosy.
Mi casa tu casa.
jueves, 5 de noviembre de 2009
Fotos del CUCEA

Estas son fotos que tome con el celurar modelo Nokia 5130. Esta es la Universidad dond estuide, tome fotos de pasillos, patios, balcones,y areas verdes con conexion a internet.
Hay un cyber jardin, que es dnnde puedes conectar tu laptop con cable de Ethernet par tener internet. Esto era muy moderno y se le copio auna universidad priva el Tecnologico de Monterrey. Se usaba antes de que el Wi-fi fuera tan popular. Espero que te gustne las fotos y te recuerden México y veas donde pasaba el tiempo. Se puede ver soleado, mucho mas que Vancouver >.<




miércoles, 4 de noviembre de 2009
New cellphone
(I'll paste a picture of the phone itself later *-*)
No time no write! Today I asked my father to buy me thsi cellphone!
I will pya it but he got it for me. Working so much spaking about cellphones. I finally decided that I wanted one. Specially this one becasue it has a camera and my friend has it as well.
I hope I cn take pictures of México that I can share with you. Meaby this will be a new way to express my life and adventures if I share pictures. What do you think? I'll let you how did I like it later on! Cheers! God bless!

No time no write! Today I asked my father to buy me thsi cellphone!
I will pya it but he got it for me. Working so much spaking about cellphones. I finally decided that I wanted one. Specially this one becasue it has a camera and my friend has it as well.
I hope I cn take pictures of México that I can share with you. Meaby this will be a new way to express my life and adventures if I share pictures. What do you think? I'll let you how did I like it later on! Cheers! God bless!
jueves, 29 de octubre de 2009
NHK
Hi,
How are you today? Do you like other cultures? Do you like to learn different languages? Do you have experinece learning this in a classroom? How about learning it in TV? Allow me to introduce you with NHK. NHK is japanese channel in englished, filmed in Japan. Now you can watch the version for people outside Japan. this channel is for those who like japanese culture and for descedents of japnese eople around the globe. NHK has different types of shows about culture, hobbies, news, business, japanese, travells, etecetera.
One of the mail reasons I like this channels is because it let me practice my english and learn more a bout Japan. The country I'm passioned about.
Instead of getting to pay to your cable company or satellite compnay you can watch it in this links:
- http://jibtv.com/program/?page=2&program_id=1680
- http://jibtv.com/program/index.aspx?page=2&program_id=9998
domingo, 25 de octubre de 2009
Japanese cellphone AQUOS
Japanese Watch Cell Phone TVs
Associated Press Email 04.01.06
TOKYO -- Digital TV broadcasts for mobile phones equipped with special receivers began in Japan's major urban areas Saturday, following several months of test broadcasts.
But finding new phones in stores proved hard as eager consumers have already snapped up the limited number of handsets on the market. Japan's major mobile carriers say sales are good, but have not disclosed numbers.
Japan's mobile TV service is not the world's first -- South Korea, Britain and several other nations offer a similar service, although with different technologies. Mobile users in some parts of the United States can also tap into digital broadcasts.
But the new service in Japan, which is free, will potentially reach the broadest market yet through the country's terrestrial digital broadcast system, which relays images through the air via TV towers, not satellites.
It also uses broadcasting air waves, rather than an internet connection, to relay streaming video.
Japan's 90 million mobile phone users already play video games, download music files, exchange e-mail, read news, trade stocks, store digital photos and surf the web -- all on tiny handset screens half the size of a business card. from http://www.wired.com/
sábado, 24 de octubre de 2009
viernes, 23 de octubre de 2009
World's coolest Mobile Phone Shop is in Japan
Japanese cellphone videos, Enjoy!
World's coolest Mobile Phone Shop is in Japan
World's coolest Mobile Phone Shop is in Japan
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