May 23rd, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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Finally, the famous international Apple-centric magazine, MacWorld has been launched in Indonesia at May 15, 2008. I haven’t check the print edition yet but at least I’ll know what the cover looks like in my local book store.
The future is Mac … and possibly the internet.
The website has also been launched at this url: http://macworld.web.id/. [...]
May 23rd, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk TLKM.JK (Indonesian used to called it Telkom), Indonesia’s largest telecom firms report that their first quarter net-profit increased to 3.21 trillion rupiah ($344.9 million) from 3.0 trillion rupiah. However, this result had missed analysts’ previous expectations. Those analyst’ said that it could be about 3.37 trillion rupiah.
More on this news via [...]
May 23rd, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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Sprint said if Samsung Instinct is an iPhone killer. Would you believe that?
American will have this Samsung’s in June 2008 via Sprint, but Asia has not been notified yet. So, before the d-day hit on all over the Asia stores, I’ll try to review it simply here.
Design and Interface
This Samsung Instinct comes with a touch-screen [...]
May 22nd, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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There is a serious legal issue behind N-Gage. Does Nokia realize it?
N-Gage, Nokia mobile gaming platform which I reviewed (and reborn) a month ago seems to have a little problem today! Yeah … big company sometime tent to love to make problem isn’t? BBC had reported a serious news that N-Gage gamers [...]
May 22nd, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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U Mobile surely want to guide you on how to use their cool service.
Our fellow from Philipphines, Jayvee published a local news about U Mobile. What’s interesting about this one is since this company dare enough to become the first yet free advertising-driven telco in Asia. A business model which Google used to implement via [...]
May 22nd, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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SingTel is always a step ahead ….
Yesterday SingTel had just launched mio TV on mobile, but today, there is another new yet cool mobile service has just born. This one to be called “Bloomberg’s mobile service”. It is still available nowhere but here for SingTel postpaid mobile customers.
From the Press Release:
This interactive service allows SingTel [...]
May 21st, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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The cool yet reliable entry-level HTC PDA phone.
Todays, HTC guys are much happier since one of their flagship product, HTC Touch Diamond has gaining a lot of good reviews out there. Whether by major media or blogs, including 3GWeek itself.
And less then a month after, HTC had just unveiled another gadget called HTC P3400i for [...]
May 21st, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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Complete features with N81-like design.
For Nokia’s fans out there that love to play around the web, this gadget perhaps is a perfect weapon to explore all the possibility you can imagine. All service which Nokia has been built till today like Nokia Music Store, Nokia Maps, and Ovi will be supported by this HSDPA-powered [...]
May 21st, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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Smiling Friendster goes mobile. Too late?
The Asia’s number one social networking site (sorry for MySpace and Facebook), Friendster finally launch its mobile version in m.friendster.com. With over 50 million registered Asian-users and 34 million monthly unique visitors it has, compared to 1.2 billion mobile phone users and over 315 million PC-based Internet users in [...]
May 21st, 2008 by
Wim Permana
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mio TV now available in your mobile phone.
Asia giant telecommunication company, SingTel added a new service called “mio TV on mobile” for their users in Singapore. This service will give users a live TV channels with Electronic Program Guide (EPG) information and Video-On-Demand (vod) alongside with excellent user experience which still based on mio TV.
With [...]
This should help lots of peoples out there. 
Thank goodness for proxy’s. And...
