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It’s been a hell of a week for Nokia at Mobile World Congress, with loads of new unveilings that includes the N86 8MP, E55, and the (popular) Ovi Store. continue reading »

Here’s something for consumers out there. It seems next Friday, February 27, Nokia’s consumer party kicks off to celebrate its much anticipated launch of the Comes with Music service and the new Nokia 5800 XpressMusic.

You, yes, you (the consumers) are invited to the Nokia Music Lounge at the Zouk carpark for a night of fun and music! And, if you come dressed in stripes, you will qualify for a chance to purchase the new Nokia 5800 Comes with Music at an insane price of 58 cents! continue reading »

Sony Ericsson made several exciting announcements during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year.

First on the list is Entertainment Unlimited – a new strategy that represents Sony Ericsson commitment to creating a true fusion of communication and entertainment. This strategy builds on Sony Ericsson’s leadership in music, imaging, gaming, content services, and applications to deliver unlimited opportunities for consumers to share experiences. continue reading »

It seems the “pioneer and leading producer of ultra-mobile Internet devices”, Asus, had showcased how 3.5G-equipped Eee PCs running Windows 7 allow users to reap the benefits of high-speed mobile broadband connectivity at the Mobile World Congress, Barcelona held from February 16 to 19, 2009.

These Eee PCs will be among the world’s first to boast 3.5G capabilities designed around Windows 7 mobile broadband architecture – enabling the connectivity is Huawei’s high performance EM770 embedded module, one of the “world’s first” 3.5G embedded modules developed for Windows 7. continue reading »

Have you heard the news yet? Well, apparently the inventor and innovator of the widely acclaimed Eee PC, Asus has announced that the Eee PC 1000HE has been recognized by consumers and prominent media outlets as the best ultra-mobile Internet device in the market today.

In the United States alone, the soon-to-be released Eee PC 1000HE is already ranked among the top three most desired gadgets on Amazon.com, and pre-orders have been steadily increasing. continue reading »

I’m pretty out of date with the latest Windows Mobile version so I can’t really be sure if 6.5 is like really new, pretty new or yesterday’s news.

Whatever the case is, an announcement was made by HP indicating plans in Asia Pacific to support the Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system on future HP smartphone devices. continue reading »

For a sec there, I almost thought Samsung wasn’t gonna be “loud” anymore (you know the Live Loud?). Thank god, this came in!

Unveiling at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona for the very first time, Samsung Electronics sets out to stun us all with their stunning portfolio of full-touch phones!

Leading the “seven dragon balls” is Samsung’s UltraTOUCH – an elegant full-touch slider phone boasting revolutionary touch screen technology, sophisticated design and a slew of multimedia features, all in a sleek 12.7mm body. continue reading »

I remember attending the tutorial on Nokia’s Comes With Music services a couple of weeks ago. Now, it seems that it’s official.

Nokia will deliver music loud and clear to local music lovers with its revolutionary service Comes With Music, when it is launched in Singapore in the coming weeks.

Here are the devices that have this service available: continue reading »

Admittedly, I’m a big fan of LG. It’s quite obvious really, ever since the LG Viewty, LG mobile phones has always been “the way” to go when I consider a switch in handsets. Intel on the other hand… Not quite so. Although, most of my PC, notebooks and even sub-notebooks are running on Intel chips instead of AMD or otherwise, I wouldn’t exactly consider myself a big fan-fan.

Anyway. LG Electronics (LG) and Intel Corporation has announced collaboration around mobile Internet devices (MIDs) based on Intel’s next-generation MID hardware platform, codenamed “Moorestown”, and Linux-based Moblin v2.0 software platform. continue reading »

Haven’t heard from Panasonic for a while… It’s probably just me that is.

Anyway. Here’s a short newsflash from Gizmodo (which I’m reading late of course).

It is said that apart from cutting down 15,000 jobs, Panasonic is “ordering” another 10,000 employees who didn’t get kay-ed (as in axed) to buy their own (Panasonic) gadgets. continue reading »