by Bams Sadewo, 2 months ago
Roaming through the streets of Singapore, you’ll find that the folks there are quite attached to their gadgets, with Samsung and Apple pretty much ruling the landscape. Breaking the wall of domination is a rather…
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by Bams Sadewo, 2 months ago
Roaming through the streets of Singapore, you’ll find that the folks there are quite attached to their gadgets, with Samsung and Apple pretty much ruling the landscape. Breaking the wall of domination is a rather…
by Robert Triggs, 4 months ago
It’s been a bit of a roller-coaster when it comes to Jelly Bean on the Galaxy S2. Release dates have been pushed back and back, and there have recently been rumors flying about from Samsung…
by J. Angelo Racoma, 5 months ago
Xiaomi sure did have a hit in the Chinese market with its MiOne and Mi-Two series phones, which were said to be China’s “iPhone” when it came to hype, but without the high cost. The…
by Bams Sadewo, 10 months ago
Following the release of HTC One X and Samsung Galaxy S3, the third quad-core Android smartphone from a major manufacturer, the LG Optimus 4X HD, is set make its debut in India and Singapore. Androidos.in…
by Aerol Bibat, 1 year ago
We’ve been hearing quite a few things about Huawei recently. The Chinese company has always been the go to source for cheap Android tablets and they have been cranking these babies out on a regular…
by Michael Oryl, 4 years ago
We just got confirmation from HTC’s Eric Lin stating that the Microsoft Exchange support found in CNET Asia’s Singapore market HTC Magic is indeed meant to be standard on that version of the phone. According…
by Michael Oryl, 4 years ago
What’s this? In its review of the HTC Magic for Singapore, CNET Asia claims that the HTC Magic has native support for Microsoft Exchange email – and it has posted a photo in its review…
by Michael Oryl, 4 years ago
Earlier today HTC announced that the HTC Dream, the device known as the T-Mobile G1 in many parts of the world, would soon be available to SingTel and Optus customers in Singapore and Australia, respectively….