Have you tried out the new Facebook? You know, all along, I access Facebook via the iPhone. It’s very fast and easy to use Facebook on the iPhone but now that they have a new layout, it’s not as good already.

Of course, accessing it on the computer is not such a problem and in fact, I find that it loads faster but who has the time to check Facebook on the computer only to end up joining multiple, and I mean MULTIPLE Elven Blood parties?!?

Since I lost my wifi router to lightning about 2.5 months ago, I haven’t even logged into Facebook anymore because I used to only do it via the iPhone and usually when I was in the toilet or about to fall asleep in bed, usually with my iPhone still switched on and draining my battery!

So do you prefer the new Facebook or do you want to use the old Facebook layout? I think the new one is less cramped and loads a whole lot faster.

I have a friend who is an “older” parent because of late marriage BUT I think that he makes a an even better parent that my friends who became parents at a younger age. I think that this friend, Sam, is more mature and experienced, though not in parenting but in life.

Sam is a geek and he surfs the web for ALL information. If you talk to him and there’s anything that he is unfamiliar with, he will look for information on the internet.

As a parent, you can be sure that he spends countless hours reading experiences of other parents and reading reviews of baby products, among other parenting homework that he does online.

I was told that Lila Guide is a great site for any parent, new of veteran. Online parenting resources and community website like Lila Guide brings parents together no matter which part of the world they are from, allowing them to share experiences and stories of bringing up children.

Internet technology has evolved so much that I feel that if we don’t adopt its advancement, we are losing out. In fact, the faster we implement IT in our daily life and work, the better it is or the IT divide becomes even greater.

A friend who runs his business in New York says that he is doing fine as it is even without IT. I am sure he is using it but not in a major scheme, just that he does not realize that.

I told him that if he continues to deny that he needs IT, then the loser is only himself. IT would help him to be more efficient and productive and lower his overhead cost too. It will require less human hours and manpower to run certain projects that his company is involved in also. The earlier he checks out New York IT services that are available to him and suitable to the needs of his company, the better it will be for him.

You know, New York is so advanced that it is pretty surprising that there is still people like my friend who thinks that IT is a just a passing fad or something. I am sure he will thank me if he implements IT in a larger scale and finds how much time, energy, resources and money he saves.