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This tribe is having their first taste of technology.

Firefox 3 has been downloaded over 8 million times for the past 24 hours and according to Mozilla this is more than enough to set a download record for a single day. Now, pat yourself on the back and grab your personalized Download Day certificate.

You can also visit the download counter, and see how fast it is moving every second.

Firefox 3 had been released today at 10am Pacific time. According to its website, it is the best Firefox yet and with more than 15,000 improvements, faster, safer and smarter than ever before, you can’t go wrong. I was one of those millions of people who had pledged to download it on the first day but during the first 2 hours of release the Firefox website just couldn’t handle the demand. Anyway, I am using it now and it feels good and I can say I like it. Here are some powerful tips that you can apply to your brand new Firefox 3.

Select Multiple Lines of Text in Firefox 3

Power User’s Guide to Firefox 3

Five Extensions You Won’t Need With Firefox 3

Set Firefox 3 to Launch Gmail for mailto Links

If you live in one of these 22 countries, you’ll be lucky enough to have the first taste of the 3G iPhone… I live in Hong Kong so I can see myself as one lucky owner of this phone come July 11.

Here are some funny shots of the Photographers themselves… Have a good laugh!… and here are some more.

Here is a futuristic concept of Lacoste on playing tennis for the year 2083…

Eternal Storms has released a public beta of flickery, an OS X (Leopard only) client for flickr. It bring a great deal of iPhoto-like functionality to your flickr.com account in the way it displays photos and enables you to tag & group your collection. You can also browse, view and comment on pictures of your friends or upload and manage your own photos and favorites, all from a clean and simple interface. You can also perform minimal editing functions pre-upload along with the option to e-mail your images via Apple Mail and even download them.

The view options are pretty nice: you can switch from a mini-overview (pictured below) mode to full-window mode to full-screen view (with slide-show controls).

Kenny G, my favorite jazz artist, came back to Hong Kong last May 9, 2008 and I got the chance to see him once more. The first time was in the Philippines way back over 10 years ago. He haven’t lost a touch of his saxophone. It was a great evening of jazz music.

Invented in 1975 by Steven J. Sasson, an electrical engineer. It weighed eight pounds, was the size of a toaster, and produced a 0.01 megapixel image that took 23 seconds to record onto a digital cassette tape.

We went to Sai Kung for a photo shoot, here are samples of them and more here.