by Rocky on December 17, 2009
in Gadgets
The new IDA guidelines will apply to new or renewed contracts for all fixed-line, mobile and broadband services offered to consumers from 1 March 2010 onwards.
With these guidelines, the maximum contract period for all such services will not exceed 24 months. Consumers who sign on to contracts longer than three months and who terminate their contracts before the end of their contract period will no longer have to pay fixed early termination charges, but will see these charges decrease over time on a month-by-month basis as they serve out their contract. [click to continue…]
by Rocky on June 17, 2009
in Gadgets
According to techfresh.net, Samsung released in Singapore the B7610 smartphone, a WinMobile pocket PC with QWERTY keyboard as well as Samsung Pixon 12 M8910 12MP camera, the Samsung Jackie B7320, and Android powered Samsung I7500.
MobileBond.com reported the release of mobile phone E72 and 5530 XpressMusic from Nokia. E72 is the successor to the successful E71 device, and is a messenger with a full QWERTY-keyboard. And, Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is the budget option of smartphone 5800, which does not support 3G.
by Sally on February 16, 2009
in Gadgets
Revolutionary digital music offer will be available on the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, Nokia 5320 XpressMusic and Nokia 5220 XpressMusic devices, as well as the Nokia N96, Nokia N85 and Nokia N79 multimedia computers
Nokia will deliver music loud and clear to local music lovers with its revolutionary Comes With Music service when it is launched in Singapore in the coming weeks, making it the first market in Asia where it will be available. [click to continue…]
Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) and HTC Corporation yesterday unveiled the first Android™ powered mobile phone released in Asia – the HTC Dream™. Customers of SingTel and its wholly-owned subsidiary in Australia, Optus, will soon be the first in Asia to enjoy this highly anticipated device. [click to continue…]
by Sally on February 4, 2009
in Gadgets
Google Latitude is a new feature for Google Maps on your mobile device. It’s also an iGoogle gadget on your computer. Once you’ve opted in to Latitude, you can see the approximate location of your friends and loved ones who have decided to share their location with you. So now you can do things like see if your spouse is stuck in traffic on the way home from work, notice that a buddy is in town for the weekend, or take comfort in knowing that a loved one’s flight landed safely, despite bad weather. [click to continue…]
by Sally on December 2, 2008
in Gadgets
Today Nokia announced a bright new addition to their CDMA portfolio, the Nokia 2608. With its high-gloss exterior, racy stripe down the middle and three colorful options, the Nokia 2608 fold phone was designed for style enthusiasts and consumers who want convenient functionality when they’re on the go. [click to continue…]
by Sally on November 7, 2008
in Travel
Tell your adventures. What’s hot, what’s neat that others should check out when they visit the places you’ve been. Ask your friends to vote for your entry. It’s fast, it’s fun and you could win the latest cool phones from Motorola. [click to continue…]
by Sally on October 24, 2008
in Gadgets
T-Mobile customers can get a T-Mobile G1 starting at $179.99, plus taxes and fees (pricing subject to upgrade eligibility criteria: two-year agreement required). But, when can we have it in Singapore?
Visit this site for emulator to play around Google G1 phone.
by Sally on October 7, 2008
in News
SingTel fixed telephone line customers will have to pay an additional $10 a year in subscription rates starting from 1 January 2009 (increase of 83 cents a month). [click to continue…]
by Sally on October 2, 2008
in Gadgets
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