Can anyone remember Telekom Malaysia’s “Everyone Connects” campaign that blew everyone away a year ago or so?

If you can’t, try harder. Think the song “Through My Window” and Bunkface.

In fact two weeks ago, the TM Everyone Connects campaign just turned 1 year old! And here are some pictures of the 1st anniversary celebration:

Woohoo!

In conjunction with the 1st anniversary, the website EveryoneConnects recently got revamped into a super interactive portal with a fresh new look and feel, on top of the introduction of new features and applications!

Let’s take a look at their new applications:

The Stadium.

From here, fans will be able to access the “hot off the pitch” features showcasing news, highlights, interviews and videos from Manchester United TV or MUTV.

Besides, a game play board that serves as a chat room for fans is alaso available at “The Stadiums”.

The Jamming Garage.

It simulates aspects of a real garage music studio, which features “Camp Bunkface”. It is where fans can get all the information they need about Bunkface, listen to their songs and watch video previews, as well as exchange music information.

Sini Maa.

This is a hall for all movie fans.

This section highlights latest movie trailers and videos available on Hypptv (UniFi), and Hypp.tv (web channels). It also features Movie Buzz, a chat room for film buffs.

The EC Hall of Fame.

This is a walk-down memory lane for all the activities that have occurred since EveryoneConnects first launched in November 2009.

Archive of the website can be found in this Hall of Fame and fans can sign the guestbook and enjoy videos and photos of past events and activities.

Open House.

This isn’t the TM CEO’s open house hor.

This is a place for fans to extend various messages and wishes for birthdays, festivals and celebrations. It is designed to appeal to all Malaysians as it features an assortment of personalised e-cards for the user’s selection.

Apple iPhone versus BlackBerry — who is the boss?

For the first time, BlackBerry overtook Apple in terms of mobile operating system (OS) usage in the US, according to web analytics company StatCounter.

Towards the end of November 2010, BlackBerry OS usage marked a significant 34.34% compared to Apple’s iOS (iPhone OS), which only came in at 32.96%.

Google’s Android on the other hand is steadily gaining popularity and has since June 2010 increased by over 3 folds to 23.77%.

In the next couple of months, will iPhone pick up? We’ll see!