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3G iPhone; this is should be the image of this week. Do you agree with me?

Well, this is the July 2nd Sunday Carnaval. Can’t believe it! We had forgotten to write two Sunday Carnavals since the last one; June 3rd Sunday Carnaval. The reason was pretty obvious for me, but not for the other bloggers.

Here is the reason though. Since the return of Mr. Amir Karimuddin to this blog, 3GWeek have published more posts than I could reviewed normally. Usually, 3GWeek published about 17 to 20 posts in a week, but now it turns out to be 31! So what should I do with these extra 10+? Just review it!

Aha, sounds trivial. But that was not truly easy actually. As a blogger, you may find yourself to get stick around when you have to review other bloggers weekly posts. Now this is the only reason why I didn’t keep my self on doing this. I was confused yet Sunday’s lazy too.

So what’s the solution?

What an easy exit strategy by myself. Listen up. Among those 31 posts, I’ll pick up the five most visited posts. That’s it. It is simple and I hope it’ll be socially acceptable. Especially both for our loyal readers (Horraai we got 200+ subscribers this day!) and also for us. However, if you guys have another idea or real experience on how to solve such problem like this, feel free to leave us with your suggestion on the comment panel.

Okay, I think I’ve done with this little “preamble” and now let’s get ready to write it up!

3GWeek five most visited posts from July 7 to July 12.

Sony Ericsson to release six HSDPA phones in USA by year end
July 8th, 2008 by Amir Karimuddin | Viewed 640 times.

Japan-Sweden manufacturer, Sony Ericsson, is ready to challenge US market. As their ammos, Sony Ericsson is going to launched as many as six new HSDPA phones by year end. Among them are new 8.1 megapixels camera phone–C905–and the first SE phone with Windows Mobile, Xperia X1.

Nokia S40 6th edition: what is new?
July 11th, 2008 by Amir Karimuddin | Viewed 513 times.

Following the launching of several Supernova phones, Nokia also introduced their 6th edition of S40 User Interface. Sixth edition already? I knew nothing about the fourth or the fifth or whatever, but this new User Interface bring quite improvement to the most popular non-smartphone operating system.

Sony Ericsson Linda?
July 8th, 2008 by Amir Karimuddin | Viewed 502 times.

This sliding beauty phone, Sony Ericsson Linda–a.k.a W595–is going to replace the old W580 series. Yeah, the phone form factor is no difference compared to its predecessor. Yet the numbering–having the 5 as the last digit–is quite new for Sony Ericsson series, following C905 and F305.

How to replace your iPhone with 3G iPhone?
July 7th, 2008 by Wim Permana | Viewed 340 times.

As the first respond to this banner (pretty weird isn’t?). Here is a news on how to replace your 2G iPhone with the brand new 3G iPhone. Well, let’s just assume that you’re one of the hundred of people in front of the Apple Store right now. Waiting for the most-anticipated gadget this year to broke such record which only Engadget or BGR may appreciate you to did so! Yeah, lol ….

In search of the best 3G iPhone review
July 10th, 2008 by Wim Permana | Viewed 256 times.

Yeah I know, one day before the launch of 3G iPhone, what people really want to understand is not only about those confusing mobile carriers’ 3G iPhone price and price plan but also about the device itself.

How good is the sound quality? How far it can go with its 2 MP camera? Is it comfortable in your hand? Does its GPS will do its job correctly or not? What about the transfer rate, will it running just like what Steve Jobs had promised himself in WWDC 2008? And bla .. bla … bla …

So that’s the five most visited posts in 3GWeek for this week. Well, I realize that this is possibly not the best way to judge such “the best post”. However, tracking your blog popularity in a week with visitors or readers enthusiasm is quite tricky isn’t?

Okay, now I hope you’ll like this Sunday Carnaval.

Note:

Actually, I know that people who really want to read such post like this surely our readers themself, not the thousand of visitors who had visited us by Google or Yahoo! But that shouldn’t be a big problem. Chances are that they need it when they want to track a trend in this blog. Yeahhh …. happy tracking dudes.

Adios!