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Personal photo printing has been around for quite some time, except that getting your photos printed out right after you’ve taken them isn’t exactly something you can do without the right equipment. Sure, one can argue that portable photo printers such as Canon’s Selphy ES-series do let you print on the go without having to ...
The Tech Feed Five is something new I’m trying out; basically a (regular, hopefully) set of the five more interesting items I’ve come across on the Web related to tech, the Internet, social media and other somewhat related what-have-yous. While I’d like to think of it as a personal collection of material that I’d like ...
So by now just about everyone’s heard about Apple’s diminutive new iPod shuffle. It’s sleek, it’s slim and its absolutely tiny. No bigger than your typical thumb drive, this is probably the first time I’m seeing a portable MP3 player that boasts a volume much less than that of a rolled-up set of earbuds. One ...
Instead of just being that fluffy chunk of moisture that glides along in the sky, the ‘cloud’ is promised as being the next big step that comes after the World Wide Web. I use Gmail extens …
The rumours that had been floating around for months about the iPhone’s arrival have finally been proven true.Maxis is bringing the iPhone to Malaysia but the data plans are quite clearly …
So yeah, a couple of hours ago, the Apple store went offline. Which obviously meant that something was up, usually a new product (or more) being added to the store. Lo and behold, Apple went and introduced a new iPod Shuffle. Cue outpouring of oohs and ahhs. Which is to be expected since, hey, you’ve ...
*image snagged from http://early3163.net/Digital downloads has always been a sore point for the music industry, though entities like the iTunes Music Store, and now Nokia’s Music Store, are rapidly gaining popularity. iTunes however, faces a potential setback as it appears that a group of Chinese hackers have apparently cracked the algorithm that generates the …
In my mind, Microsoft Hardware makes some excellent stuff; keyboards and mice that cost a little more than most, but usually with better build quality and an eye to details that help make the user experience a better one. Today, that vision has received the equivalent of a swift kick to the crotch, thanks to ...
Seems the rumour mill in Malaysia has been churning a lot when it comes to the iPhone. I had it from a friend who says his source is really reliable that a certain green telco in Malaysia would be bringing in the iPhone to Malaysia and exclusively only to them.That’s not all I heard it ...
I’ve gotten some pretty interesting news from the grapevine recently regarding the HTC Dream. It seems that HTC might not be bringing the Dream into the Malaysian market at all and might instead opt to bring in the upcoming G2 instead. One reason I heard was that due to various issues the HTC Dream or ...
Image via WikipediaWe wish we were in sunny Barcelona for the Mobile World Congress, happening from the 16th to the 19th this month. While the other three would be gawking at the fine spec …
Say hello to our new staff member of sorts. Or guinea pig, to be precise.The Nokia 5800 Xpress Music, otherwise known as the first official phone running S60 5th Edition. To herald this new arrival, RG will now also have a new column, dedicated to S60 with a focus on 5th Ed and of course, ...
In the previous post, we noted that the HTC Dream would finally be making its way to Singapore. In an exclusive deal with HTC, SingTel happens to be the only telco in the region to bring in the Dream, similar to what happened with the iPhone 3G. And since SingTel also happens to own Australian ...
Took HTC long enough, but the HTC Dream (made famous as the T-Mobile G1 in the United States) is now finally available in Singapore, thanks to the chaps at SingTel. Now, not only does the biggest telco in Singapore have the Apple iPhone 3G, but now they’re also the first operator in Asia to bring ...
Say it with me now – Braaainns. Nokia and Capcom have double-teamed to promote their latest N-Gage title, Resident Evil:Degeneration for the N-Gage platform by giving away a trip to Japan. …
Image by Johnny Vulkan via Flickr"Consumers are buying high-end smart phones still, which is surprising in an economic crisis. But the fact of the matter is that people are seeing the value in wireless data," So says Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs, as quoted by the New Zealand Herald. Does this mean that the obsession phone ...
Nokia 5800 launch was brilliant – lots of energy, excitement, great local (Malaysia & Singapore) music acts and plenty of positive buzz. Now though RG had fun at the event, here’s wha …
Despite the ‘official’ launch party only being this Friday at the Pavilion in Bukit Bintang, the Nokia XpressMusic 5800 is already on sale in Malaysia. It’s currently retailing at RM1499, …
The end of 2009 is less than a two weeks away, and it’s only been a few short months since mobile computing enthusiasts were treated to the first netbooks making their way to retail shelves, with the likes of the early Asus Eee PCs and HP’s short-lived but strangely popular Mini-Note 2133 powered by Intel ...
I came into the office this morning to see a colleague’s IM status reading ‘No Steve keynote at Macworld’, or something to that effect. Given that the news popped a couple hours earlier in international time, hopping onto Techmeme and the other tech news sites I usually frequent, there was plenty that the Internet had ...
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