I did my 1st talk at BarCamp JB on 6th December 2008, this is the very 1st time JerryOng.com talk as a blogger. Special Thanks the organizer, Cheryl Goh invitation and everyone who attend my presentation.

This is my second time attend BarCamp and feel happy able to share with camper fellow my topic “How to Utilize Online Social Networking to Built Your Blog Reader and Grow Your Business“

The following is the slide show and video of my presentation, i’m very sorry because the video was recorded by mobile phone….. yea everyone of us think the other will bring along digital camera or video cam, so….

Jerry Ong talk at BarCamp JB Video (download video here 85mb)

Presentation Slide Show (download here)

At first i was a bit nervous but lucky i had little experience of giving speech for my business and feel happy to meet up few long lost secondary school mate at BarCamp, also meet some new friends like Lionel Chew, Pik Sun, Hassim and many other interesting people who love to share and learn.

I start fall in love with unconference style BarCamp and looking forward to join the next camp targeted at Kuala Lumpur during February or March 2009.

T-minus 18 days to year 2009 ! So excited and start layout my “big” plan for 2009

Since sometimes reading “lol” doesn’t deliver the same punch as actually hearing your friend laugh at your jokes, Thanks to Google make Gmail now support voice and video capabilities in your Gmail chat. From within Gmail, you can have an actual conversation with someone (seriously, out loud), or even chat face to face over video.

iPhone user is growing tremendously, other than create a WAP mobile version for your website or blog as mentioned in previous post, you should consider now make your website easier to browse over iPhone format and thanks to British developer Jon Wheatley who created this awesome little tool which help you to iPhoneize your website within minutes for free.

The following is the video and step by step how to create a iPhone compatible website.

Windows 7 (formerly codenamed Blackcomb and Vienna) is the next version of Microsoft Windows and the successor to Windows Vista. Microsoft stated in 2007 that it is “scoping Windows 7 development to a three-year time frame”.

Windows 7 is hot topics recently and everyone are looking forward to the next Windows incarnation and the app demo’d below shows off what the system will be able to do. The multi-touch comes via a 3rd-party app running pre-beta N-Trig drivers on a pre-beta Windows 7 build.

[ScreenShot of Windown 7]