May 18th, 2008
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iPhone goes to Asia and Australia. Rumors are closed!
It is hard to say what’s interesting on this 3GWeek May 3rd Sunday carnaval. Anyway, according to post’s popularity, I am pretty surprised knowing if the Indonesian local story about SMS Terror or Ring in Red has been view for about 190 times in less than two [...]
May 11th, 2008
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Blogosphere buzz for this second week.
In this week’s carnaval, we start our posts parade with Harry Potter mobile games. For EA Mobile, this is their third mobile game based on J.K. Rowling creatures. If you need this stuff to sum up your Potter collection then you have to wait till around November 29, 2008. This [...]
May 4th, 2008
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Clamshell Blackberry Kickstart is the buzz of this week.
Hmmm, I love holiday. This week is, I believe to be the Kickstart’s Blackberry week. No doubt about that. Most mobile phone blogs out there talked about this issue. Started at BGR, this RIM’s first clamshell mobile phone spread to everywhere. Including here in this lovely blog; [...]
April 27th, 2008
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Vinasat-1 is the breakthrough satellite for Vietnamese. Congratulation.
Horeee, we got 21 posts in a week. This must be a special achievement for us. Thanks for Mr. Budi Putra (our managing director) from whom this blog have seven posts in addition.
Previous seven days have been a past to 3GWeek and I can tell you subjectively that [...]
April 21st, 2008
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Sharp D4 with crazy specification …. and Vista!
Forgive me if I am too late to deliver this post. It should be published yesterday, when we were in Sunday, not in Monday. However, never mind. Because such a summary is shouldn’t be tied to particular days.
Let’s get started:
I have published 14 posts this week and the [...]
April 13th, 2008
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XPERIA X1 from Sony Ericsson. Smell it then try it.
For every Reader 2.0 there, tell me if I was wrong when I said that most popular blogs out there is adding theirs with a weekly or monthly post which summarized what they had written in a week or a month. TechCrunch and ReadWriteWeb had done [...]
