By glitch, on September 25th, 2008
It was announced the released of world’s first Android Operating System in the mobile market, a partnership of Google and T-Mobile on October 22, 2008 initially for T-Mobile subscribers in United States only. No word if it will be available for prepaid subscribers and release in Asia (especially in the Philippines).
Google G1 Features:
One [...]
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By glitch, on September 12th, 2008
AdMob’s latest mobile metric report for the month of August revealed the following:
Nokia had 62.4 percent of worldwide smartphone traffic in August, with more than 50 percent in every region except North America. In the US, Nokia does not have a top 20 ranked smartphone.
RIM is in second place worldwide with 10.8 percent of smartphone [...]
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By glitch, on January 27th, 2008
Four years ago, I was an active member of a girl forum. Most of the topics were mostly women’s talk, one thread caught my attention. It was Harry Potter’s comparison between the movie & the book. They’ve said, book version was far better than the movie. I want to disagree but I haven’t read any book [...]
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By glitch, on November 28th, 2007
When we’re on the lookout for a new cellphone, we have certain requirements before deciding which brand and model we buy. And that requirements depends on our needs, lifestyle, hobbies, etc. Before going to cellphone shop, it is better that we take a look first the specification of mobile phones on the web before going to see [...]
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By glitch, on November 15th, 2007
This is how my opera homepage looks like, haven’t got time to update this for quite sometime. 2 or 3 years ago, I’ve read an article from a mobile co-blogger that Opera homepage can be edited. Of course, I’m intrigued and challenged.
Why do I want my Opera browser customized?
I got bored easily with [...]
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