I can’t believe it’s already time to fly off to Singapore to attend the Nuffnang Asia Pacific Blog Awards then participate in the Uniquely Singapore experience on the Saturday. I’ll post up the itinerary later on. It’s crazy-busy! We’re hoping to clinch the Best Geek Blog Award.

You can see my video that explains the aforesaid here -> “Krrunching My Way To Uniquely Singapore“.

Just checked did a search in Google for “Singapore Weather” and it tells me that it’s currently 32 degrees celsius / 90 degrees Fahrenheit! A nice little upgrade from the cool spring days we’ve been having here in Melbourne. Someone remind me to acquire some sunscreen lotion…

So a team of Aussie bloggers will be flying out tonight via Emirates and we’ll hit Singaporean shores mid-morning tomorrow. First thing I want to do is go for a jog to help my body adjust to the new timezone and to also get a glimpse of some of my local surroundings. I’ve got my trusty iPhone 3GS and Canon 5D Mark II to keep you visually posted on the cool things we’ll be doing. I’m going to see if I can pick up a decently priced Flip Mino HD there too.

Ok enough typing and off to the airport…ciao!

The iPhone 3GS has now launched in Singapore, and huge crowds are lining up in hopes of grabbing the new offering from Apple. The crowds have been so large in fact, that the first customer reportedly waited in line 11 hours. That’s a bit of a wait.

On average, a customer during the peak period will queue between anywhere for three to four hours. The carrier worked to create a festival atmosphere, including fireworks and a confetti drop. Customers waiting in lines even pass through a number of “experience zones” featuring additional entertainment. The presence of Felicia Chin, a popular local actress, also helped to build the crowd.

Lines were much smaller for the iPhone 3GS launch in the United States, although AT&T encouraged customers to pre-order for a shorter wait. SingTel expects large crowds to remain for several days.

The folks in Singapore clearly win the award for most iPhone 3GS love.

More of iPhone Singapore Launch via MacDailyNews.