I’ve seen this new privilege card some time ago but didn’t really bothered until I was recently told it came with an iPhone App. The guys at Enjoy Philippines sent me a membership kit a couple weeks back and I’ve no downloaded the iTunes App.
Archive for the 'Apples and iPods' Category
The new Magic Mouse took the center stage among media people yesterday as Apple showcased their new lines of iMacs, an upgraded Mac Mini and a white Macbook.
Continue reading ‘Apple’s new iMacs, Macbook and Magic Mouse’
This is the 4th time that Apple upgraded their most popular media player, the iPod Nano 5G. I previously thought there’s nothing more you can add to this small media player but looks like Apple still has a couple up their sleeves.
In the very near future, we’ll be seeing more of these wireless, inductive chargers like this PowerMat. See video demo after the jump.
Continue reading ‘PowerMat demos Wireless Charging of iPhone’
Click the City is now available on the iPhone / iPod Touch and I must say that it’s pretty cool. Location-based search is finally here with the CTC iPhone App.
This has got to be the coolest iPhone app ever made. I didn’t know the iPhone can do this type of trick but seeing is believing, so watch the video after the fold.
So Apple sent in a 13″ Macbook Pro with the new Snow Leopard (OSX 10.6) pre-installed so I can check out how the new OS upgrade performs.
Yesterday, Apple reps flew in to show the media their new line-up of iPods. Of the lot, the iPod Nano 5G took the spotlight with a number of new features, including a 0.3 megapixel video camera.
As the iPod nano is the world’s most popular music player (hitting 100 million units), Apple today bumped up its specs along with some minor upgrades on the iPod Classic, Shuffle and iPod Touch.
Continue reading ‘5th Gen iPod Nano with Video and FM Radio’
Today, we got to see and try Mac OS X 10.6 . Apple representatives from Singapore today showcased their new operating system, codenamed Snow Leopard.
I was shopping around for a Macbook Pro on the Apple Store yesterday when I tried configuring some custom upgrades of an entry-level 13″ MacPro.
Continue reading ‘8GB RAM upgrade costs Php59k on Apple Store’
Not sure if I’ve seen this before but Ozaki is shipping a ton of these iPills to the Philippines this August.
Now I thought this one is a good deal. You get the iPhone 3G 8GB model for free when you subscribe to a new Globe Postpaid Plan 2100.
The official price of the iPhone 3GS from Globe Telecom is out for both the postpaid plans and the prepaid kit. For starters, the 16GB iPhone 3GS will set you back Php38,850 a pop.
This just came in — Globe Telecom has officially announced it will launch the iPhone 3GS in the Philippines on July 31, 2009.
Took me some time to update my iPhone 3G after downloading the new iPhone OS 3.0 because the verification servers are down or unavailable (obviously due to the millions of iPhone owners checking in).
Continue reading ‘iPhone OS 3.0 now out and ready to download’
At the WWDC today, Apple announced their 3rd generation phone — the iPhone 3GS.
I didn’t think Apple will take it sitting down when Microsoft went out with the Laptop Hunter series of ads (see here and here). Here’s a new commercial Apple made just to for that.
Continue reading ‘Apple fires back at Laptop Hunter Commercials’
I felt a bit stupid discovering that my iTunes account was hacked for about a month already and only noticed it yesterday. Now, I’m just figuring out how it happened and will wait for Apple customer support if they can reverse the charges.
According to a design company, CB Engineers, the upcoming Philippine Stock Exchange building in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City will also house the very first Apple Store in the country.

































