Capture Every Moment with Camera 360

Moments that you want to remember should be photographed. You use many applications for your pictures but what is the best camera application out there? Some Singaporeans would agree that it is Camera 360. Camera 360 is a famous application that it is widely used by Singaporeans and the rest of the world.

Camera 360 is a digital photo software. It was made to record precious moments with optimized features to bring a better experience for photo-lovers. Camera 360 has this feature that offers numerous effects. Here are some effects of Camera 360:

• Magic Skin: Magic Skin will bring out the best in you. You can choose between Natural, Glossy, Light, Deep, Black and White, Fresh, Sunshine, Sexy Lips and Sweet.
• Lomo: For the Lomo effects, you can choose between Cyan, Movie, Greenish, Memory, Fashion, Frozen, Fall, Passion and Maple.
• Light Colour: Light Colour has many selections. You can choose between Cool, Sweet, Sunny, Sunshine, Grace, Elegant, Jelly, Fresh and Warm.
• Enhance: For the Enhance effects, you can choose between Auto, Night, Indoor, Warm, Cool, Inverse, Intense, Balance and Cold.

• Retro: Retro offers the following effects – Retro, Purple, Bloom, Golden, Light, Faded, Clean, Emerald and Diffuse.
• Sketch: When it comes to Sketch, you will be given the following options – Surreal, Black and White, Years, Color, Crayon, Paint, Outline, Bright and Light.
• More: If the effects mentioned above are not enough, you should not worry because there are more effects in store for you. You can consider Decades (best for nostalgic photos which includes 8 effects), Magic Sky (offers fantastic and gorgeous photos which includes 7 effects), Loft (exquisite colours which includes 6 effects), Film Flex (romantic colours which includes 7 effects), HDR (excellent gradations which includes 6 effects), Magic Colour (highlighting one colour which includes 9 effects), Colorful (highlighting more colours which includes 10 effects), B&W (shows the glamour of the light which includes 5 effects), Dreamlike (featuring the blear effect), Huge Head (featuring huge head that brings funny memories) and Ghost (featuring ghost effects).

If you do not have Camera 360 in your phone, it is time that you download and install it. Camera 360 is free and you can use it as long as you like. If you want the latest version, you can simply update your present version. The latest version is 5.1 and it is called Camera 360 Ultimate; it was released on May5, 2014. The operating system should be android 2.1 and above.

What are you waiting for? Download Camera 360 now and reap its benefits. You will surely love it.

A Trip to Little India

Most of us, if not all, have that inherent desire to travel and to explore new cultures. But some things just make it quite impossible to do so. For some, it could be financial. For others, it could be time constraints. But whatever the reason may be, our desire to explore other cultures doesn’t need to be restrained. In fact, we don’t even need to leave Singapore to visit another country and to discover new things. Singapore is so ethnically and culturally diverse that finding the right destinations within the country will take us to an entirely different culture. To give you an example, do read on and let’s travel to India without leaving the comforts of our country.

Little India is truly a feast for the senses. As you enter this vibrant district, you’ll be greeted by the aromatic smells of the different spices that abound many stalls. You’ll be in awe looking at the colourful display of different vegetables and blooms being sold in some stalls and you’ll be fascinated by the dedication put in conserving some shop houses paticularly those located in Little India Arcade. Your trip here will also be guaranteed to be far from being lonely as the constant buzz of this lively district will accompany you.

As you continue to immerse in this authentic Indian district, you’ll see their rich culture being unfolded. A visit at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple will give you a closer look of their dearly respected, religious rituals. Even at the numerous shops that sell different merchandises, you’ll have a sense of their cherished culture and traditions, from their intricate jewellery to their silk sarees. But other than the traditional Indian merchandises, many stores here also sell modern finds such as on-trend apparels and the latest electronic gadgets. And if after all that strolling and sight-seeing make you hungry, a myriad of food stalls and restaurants selling authentic Indian cuisines await you.

So if you haven’t been here yet, be sure to plan a trip here this weekend; or if you’ve already been here, then come again as there is so much to discover and enjoy here in Little India.

A Korean Restaurant that’s Big on Flavours

There are now plenty of Korean restaurants serving hungry Singaporeans with hearty meals. But one place that’s definitely worth your money and your time is none other than Big Mama’s Korean Restaurant. The matriarch who started this note-worthy Korean restaurant was Ji-young Nam Gung or Big Mama to her dear customers.

A former tutor who used to cook Korean dishes to her students here in Singapore, Big Mama finally decided to turn her passion for cooking into a full-time business. And so, Big Mama Korean Restaurant was born. Here, they serve a mouth-watering selection of Korean dishes which are cooked without the use of MSG. The portion of the dishes they serve is quite good and most menu items are ideal for sharing. The dishes are reasonably priced as well.

One of their highly-recommended dishes is a meat dish called Suyuk. Big Mama’s version uses pork belly that’s not boiled like the traditional one, but it’s still cooked to remove the unhealthy fat and become less oily. Another dish which has earned many ravings is their Dakgalbi. This is pan-fried, seasoned chicken served with vegetables, rice cake, sweet potato, and a spicy sauce – a dish perfect for two.

Like many Korean restaurants, Big Mama’s also serve a set of appetizers as they prepare and cook your orders. You will find this treasure trove of delicious Korean meals at 2 Kim Tian Road. And since this restaurant is almost always packed, when going here in a large group, just be sure to make a prior reservation.

Most Remarkable Restaurants in Singapore

When it comes to foods, Singapore is not behind among other famous restaurants around the world. In fact, Singapore restaurants are more visited than any other restaurants in the neighboring countries like China, Malaysia and other Asian countries. This is because of the different taste that is imparted by many colonizers in the country.

1.       Restaurant Bologna

Known for its trademark squid ink pasta, Restaurant Bologna started constructing its way to Singapore arena in 1987. Last 2005, the restaurant was completely renovated.

2.       Tiffin Room

During 1880s, the founder of the Raffles Hotel Sarkies brothers created the restaurant they call Tiffin. In 1976, they changed its name to Tiffin Room which is now famous in the country. Tiffin room serves Indian foods that are affordable.

3.       Gordon Grill

It was the first restaurant that offers Black Angus beef. It first opened in 1963 but it was known for its name Gordon Room. 2 years later, the restaurant was named Gordon Grill and because of its old appearance, it was reconstructed in 2004 making many Singaporeans and food lovers to visit the restaurant frequently.

4.       Pete’s Place

Even the time have passed, many people believed that Pete’s place never changed the way they cook their dishes. During the old times, you can easily distinguish Pete’s restaurant from other restaurants. This is because of its red walls, red floor tiles and the red-checked table cloth in the place. Here, they their soups, salads and their most famous dish, the cioppino spaghetti with prawns and clams crowned lobster.

Little-Known Facts About Singapore

If you think you already knew about Singapore, think again. Like treasures there are a lot of things that are hidden or are not known by tourists as well as few Singaporeans. Check this out.

1.       Singapore has the youngest iPhone developer in the world

His name is Lim Ding Wen. He was just a nine year old boy that made an app that is called the iPhone Doodle Kids. This app allows iPhone users to paint shapes like triangle, rectangle, square, circles and more and with different sizes and colors. It has been downloaded many times in the App World.

2.       Singlish: the language that only Singaporeans understands

While Americans are using fine English, Singaporeans uses English as their main language. However, the only thing that made Singapore English difficult to understand is because of the combined words they are using. At the end of every word, sentence of conversation, there is always this “ah” sound. For instance, “You have to go there to get the money-ah”. Try it. You’ll be laughing once you do it.

3.       Seriously, toilets are not taken for granted

Aside from the chewing gum law, there is a law that was implemented so that public toilets become clean. Back with the old times, public toilets are abused by many people. Since then, the most strict law has been implemented so that people who are abusing public toilets will be punished accordingly. Also, the Restroom Association of Singapore requires every public toilets to be clean.