If you’re having problems with dropped calls on your new 3G Apple iPhone, you’re not alone.

From New York to Stockholm, 3G iPhone owners are complaining loudly about connection failures - sometimes repeatedly - during calls.

The problem typically occurs when the device attempts to move from 3G to another network.

According to people familiar with the matter, the culprit appears to be the 3G chipset provided by Infineon Technologies, a German chipmaker. Sources declined to be identified because they are not authorized to talk about the problem publicly.

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I found Panda Security Malaysia in the exhibition of Microsoft Tech.Ed 2008.

Now I am using the Panda Internet Security 2008 with Mega Detection, thanks to Panda for the complimentary 1 year user license.

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This is what the ’smart” people at PC World has done with their 3G iPhone. The new phone was barely lauched few days back and it has already been tortured, scratched, beaten up, thrown away and washed!!

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Watch this short keynote video of Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc rather that watching the full video taken during Worldwide Developers Conference(WWDC) 2008 keynote at San Francisco’s Moscone West.

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Apple Inc. is negotiating with record labels over a deal to give iPhone and iPod customers free access to the entire iTunes music library if they pay extra for the devices.

The Financial Times is reporting that the sticking point in the talks is how much Cupertino-based Apple will pay the record labels for the access. The newspaper cites unnamed music industry sources for Wednesday’s report.

Apple declined to comment.

The newspaper reports that Apple is looking at offering the unlimited music bundle with for the iPod and iPhone, and also a monthly music subscription service only for the iPhone.

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I’ve got a contact that is selling the Mac Book Air in Malaysia.

The Mac Book Air is the thinnest Mac among all Macs and it was recently announced in the U.S. Although is it not yet officially available in Malaysia(and also Asia, I guess), there are still ways to get your hands on it.

The Mac Book Air 1.6 GHz cost RM7,299 and the 1.8Ghz version cost RM12,000. Buyers will have to make the full payment as my contact(the seller) will have to make the order from the factory before the Mac Book Air is sent to him within two weeks. For more info on Mac Book Air, click here.

This Mac Book Air has an international warranty that can be used in any Apply authorized store. Buyers will receive a receipt as proof of purchase.

I or Malaysia Technology Blog do not hold responsibility on the transaction or the purchase made by the buyer, however, I will ensure that the process goes smooth.

If you are a very serious buyer, dying for a Mac Book Air, give me a call(019-6780600) or send me an email(scamboy@wirespot.net) and I will click you with the seller(my contact).

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