So it’s official now — the Samsung Galaxy Tab GT-P1000 takes the center stage with a combo of Cortex-A8 1GHz processor, 512MB RAM and PowerVR SGX540 graphics.
There are gazillions of knock-off phones out in the market but this iPhone 4 look-alike is the latest one we’ve seen that got our attention — a fake iPhone 4 with a built-in TV tuner and pull-out antenna.
Apple also re-designed the iPod Nano 6G and added a touch screen on a squarish form factor (reminds me of the 3rd generation fatty nano) that lends a touch of inspiration from the Shuffle two generations ago.
Just moments ago, Apple unveiled the 4th generation iPod Touch which features a retina display and 2 cameras (one for FaceTime and one for HD video recording).
Continue reading ’4G iPod Touch: Retina Display & HD Camera’
Archos has introduced 5 new Android-powered tablets running processors from 800Mhz to 1GHz and sizes ranging from 2.8 inches to 10.1 inches.
Continue reading ‘Archos outs Android Tablets with 1GHz chip’
Wondered why it took this long but looks like Philips beat everybody else to it — claiming the first Android-based MP4 player (Philips GoGear Connect) which they will officially unveil at the IFA in Berlin, Germany.
With the help of our tipster, we went to VirraMall to look for the iPed yesterday. The store wasn’t very easy to locate so we had to wander around for a bit before we got there.
Continue reading ‘iPed Tablet in the flesh, first impressions’
Just saw this update notification on my HTC Desire when I woke up this morning. Finally — Android 2.2 Froyo is now available on the Desire.
Whenever someone asks me why I have not converted to Mac, I’d like to show this little photo as some sort of analogy.
Spotted this afternoon at one of the gadget stores in Virramall, Greenhills is the new BlackBerry Torch 9800. I’ve been told it has been selling there for about a week now.
The 7-inch version of the Archos Tablet has very few differences compared to the Archos 5 we reviewed before. See the review of the Archos 7 after the jump.
A former officemate told me earlier today that the UPS (un-interruptible power supply) we used back in our MBS days finally gave up this week. I was surprised to learn that the APC power supply lasted for more than 8 years.
A tipper sent this in this afternoon telling us he’s spotted a Chinese Android Tablet in one of the local malls (this is probably the iPed).
The 4th version of Digg has been rolled out with several major changes in the design, front-page algorithm, and social components.
Canon has officially unveiled the new EOS 60D that’s capable of recording Full HD 1080p video (following the feats of the 550D and the 7D).
Aside from the micro-SIM only postpaid Plan 999 for Smart Bro, I also got access to a prepaid micro-SIM card for Smart Buddy.
Google has finally rolled our free international voice calls via GMail. The calls are free when made for Canada and the US while the offering minimal fees to other countries.
If you’re looking for that power 3G+WiFi solution like the Globe MyFi, then the DIR-457U 3.75G MyPocket Router could be something you might want to look into.
Continue reading ‘D-Link outs DIR-457U 3.75G MyPocket Router’
Samsung will finally unveil its very own tablet next week, the Galaxy Tab — a 7-inch tablet will be running the latest Android 2.2 Froyo.
The Asus NX90 is a limited edition laptop designed in collaboration with Daniel Lewis, the man behind the Bang and Olufsen look. Asus has made the notebook available in the Philippines on a per-order basis only.
















