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I guess everyone is sick of iPhone 4 and iOS 4 stories. Anyway, there are several sources saying that the upcoming Nokia N8 will be the last Nseries phone running Symbian OS. Next Nseries phone will be running MeeGo OS. Symbian lovers can still get their doze of Symbian on the Nokia Xseries phone.

News
- Cnet Asia: Nokia N8 last Nseries to run Symbian; N9 confirmed
- iFixit: iPhone 4 Teardown
- TechieLobang: Google Maps Gets Updated on Android, Now with Train Schedule
- i-digITall.com: CommunicAsia 2010
- TechieLobang: Update Your iPhone 3Gs, 3G and iPod Touch with Latest iOS 4 Software Now
- JustinLee.sg: Sony Ericsson Xperia X8, Cedar, Yendo Specifications
- TechGoondu: CommunicAsia gadget roundup

Reviews | Guides
- Tech65: Gear65 #58 – Samsung Galaxy S
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: First Look: Sony Ericsson Xperia X8
- JustinLee.sg: First Look at Samsung Galaxy Beam
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: First Look: Nokia X5

June 24th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

Unless you are from another universe, you should have heard by now that the iPhone 4 is coming. It will be launched in the US on 24 June 2010. Singaporeans need not worry, we are in the 2nd wave of the iPhone 4 release. iPhone 4 is expected to invade the little red dot somewhere in July. We are still not sure if this is going to be exclusive to 1 telco or available to all 3.

By the way, isn’t iPad coming to Singapore in July too? Oh my…. it’s going to be an Apple-ish month.

News
- Engadget: iPhone 4 guide
- Straits Times: iPhone 4 on sale from July?
- LesterChan.Net: SingTel’s Media Launch of Samsung Galaxy S with Super Junior
- JustinLee.sg: StarHub Exclusive Motorola Milestone XT
- TechGoondu: Adobe: 53 per cent of smartphones to have Flash by 2012
- LesterChan.Net: Intel Bloggers Event
- TechGoondu: HDS launches S$4.6 million Asia Pacific distribution centre in Singapore
- Engadget: HP CEO: “We didn’t buy Palm to be in the smartphone business”
- LesterChan.Net: SingTel MicroSIM Details
- TechieLobang: iPhone OS Has 3x More Market Share than Android OS
- Cnet: European regulators to get Google Wi-Fi data
- JustinLee.sg: What I’ve learnt about the Samsung Bada Platform

Reviews | Guides
- The Journey of a Decade: One Word to Describe Samsung Galaxy S : Impressive
- Tech65: Motorola Milestone XT First Look
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Review: Sony Walkman NWZ-W252

June 10th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

News
- TechieLobang: LG Launches LG Mini (GD880) in Singapore
- JustinLee.sg: Nokia Ovi Store offers exclusive Barkingseed Games
- TechGoondu: Do-it-yourself: Update your Nexus One to ver 2.2 aka Froyo
- TechieLobang: Refinery Media that Brought SuperModelMe Inked Deal with Foursquare
- TechGoondu: HP powers data centres with cow manure
- Tech65: Apple iPad 3G (16GB) Unbox
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: BlackBerry phones and the magnetic holster

Reviews | Guides
- i-digITall.com: Sony Handycam DCR-SR68 Review
- TechieLobang: HTC Desire Review, First Thought
- Tech65: Creative Wireless Speakers First Look
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Review: Motorola Backflip

May 26th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

Apple announced that they have sold 1 million iPads within the first month. That is pretty impressive. And for those who are waiting for iPad to come to Singapore, you will be glad to know that it will be here sometime in July. So start saving.

News
- Engadget: Apple sells 1,000,000 iPads in revolution’s first month
- MarketingWeek: Apple names iPad UK launch date
- LesterChan.net: iPad Coming To Singapore in July 2010
- InformationWeek: Apple iPhone Gains Market Share, BlackBerry Slips
- Bloomberg: Apple Policy Said to Prompt U.S. Allegation by Adobe
- Engadget: Adobe shows off prototype Android tablet running Air and Flash ‘flawlessly’
- Daily Tech: Google’s Weapon of Choice: Android 2.2
- LesterChan.net: Nokia N8 Announced
- Cnet: Twitter confirms awkward ‘auto-follow’ bug
- PCWorld: Facebook Bug Exposes Private Chats
- Engadget: Nokia sues Apple again, says the iPad 3G infringes five patents
- TechGoondu: SingTel aims at newbie smartphone users
- i-digITall.com: Fisheye fun and Miniature mischief from Canon
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: BlackBerry 6 sneak peak

Reviews | Guides
- i-digITall.com: Review: Sony HD Bloggie (MHS-PM5K)
- TechGoondu: Get sweaty with this Walkman
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: First Look: HTC Legend
- i-digITall.com: Review: HP MediaSmart Server LX197 (FL706AA)

May 12th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

After weeks of speculations, it is finally announced that HP is acquiring Palm. That came as a huge surprise. Everyone was expecting (and praying) that HTC will be the one who acquire Palm. Or Lenovo, Dell or even Huawei. Nobody expected HP. Personally, I don’t know if Palm is saved now. I hope Palm don’t end up like another Compaq.

On other news, Google is bringing Android free turn by turn navigation to UK. iPhone most likely not getting any free turn by turn. See! That’s what you get for trying to sue Google’s friend.

News
- Engadget: HP buys Palm
- MacUser: Google brings free satnav to UK
- Gizmodo: Police Seize Jason Chen’s Computers
- Cnet: Gizmodo considers suing police after iPhone raid
- Cnet: Sony delivers floppy disk’s last rites
- Techgoondu: Nokia N8 comes with 12-meg lens, runs on Symbian 3
- PCWorld: Adobe Calls it Quits for Flash on iPhone
- NYT: Google’s Andy Rubin on Everything Android
- Cnet: Microsoft claims Android steps on its patents
- LesterChan.net: SingTel Already Preparing MicroSIM
- Techgoondu: Some users blocked from acessing Asiaone

Reviews | Guides
- Tech65: Gear65 #55 – HP Envy 15
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: First Look: HTC HD mini
- Tech65: Dell AlienWare m11x unbox

Events
- Techgoondu: code::XtremeApps::2010 goes green

April 29th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Comments (3)

It seems like an Apple employee lost the new, unreleased iPhone in a pub. Someone picked it up and sold it to Gizmodo. There is hardly any doubts that its a fake now as Apple has written to Gizmodo requesting the phone back. But I’m not sure if Gizmodo will still be invited to any Apple event in the future. We’ll see.

Personally, I think it’s the real iPhone. But it is most likely a Prototype with rough edges. I don’t think Apple will ship a device with a seam/gap at the side. They would most likely use a single piece of metal. The hardware would most likely be the same. The look will most likely be improved. We will know the answer on 22 June when Apple is rumored to be releasing the new iPhone.

Oh, and if that iPhone is for real, then I guess all Telcos should start stocking up on MicroSIM card. Else we will all need to cut our existing SIM card down to MicroSIM size. Damn, I hate this MicroSIM thing.

News
- Gizmodo: This Is Apple’s Next iPhone
- Gizmodo: How Apple Lost the Next iPhone
- Gizmodo: A Letter: Apple Wants Its Secret iPhone Back
- MacDailyNews: RUMOR: Apple to unveil next-gen iPhone on June 22
- TechCrunch: Steve Jobs Reiterates: “Folks who want porn can buy an Android phone”
- TechGoondu: iPad lands in Singapore
- PCWorld: Adobe Announces Flash for Android Beta Testing
- TechGoondu:Use a laptop to learn how to throw a grenade
- Arstechnica: 1Gbps fiber for $26 in Hong Kong
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Twitter for BlackBerry
- Cnet: It’s time to fight the copyright police state
- Library of Congress: Library Acquires Entire Twitter Archive
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Opera Mini now available on iPhone

Reviews | Guides
- Leeminencegrise: Samsung NX10

April 21st, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

Lots of new products announcement happening this week. Adobe announced their latest CS5. Microsoft announced Kin One and Two which most likely won’t be coming to Singapore. Nokia released 3 new phones too, C3, C6 and E5. And HTC HD Mini and Legend is available in Singapore now.

Did I miss anything?

News
- Engadget: iPhone OS 4 unveiled, adds multitasking, shipping this summer
- Cnet: Opera Mini lands on iPhone
- Engadget: Apple refreshes MacBook Pro family with Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors
- PC World: Twitter Gobbles Up Tweetie
- LesterChan.net: Adobe Creative Suite 5 Announced
- TechGoondu: Say hi to the Kin One and Two – Microsoft’s self-branded phones
- The Register: Nokia announces Facetwittery-enabled phones
- JustinLee.sg: High-Level Analysis of iPhone OS 4.0 Multitasking
- TechGoondu: HTC HD Mini and Legend launches this weekend in Singapore
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: How to get free turn by turn navigation on your Motorola Milestone in Singapore?
- Engadget: MeeGo Gone Wild! Features detailed, companies come on board at IDF 2010

Reviews | Guides
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Review: Fujitsu LifeBook P3110
- HOTHardware: Alienware M11x Ultra-Light Gaming Notebook Review
- InsideHW: ASUS UL50VF

April 14th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Comments (3)

Apple has began selling their iPad Tablet over the weekend in US. And it’s nothing but tablet talk this week in the tech world. Some analyst estimate that Apple sold 600,00 to 700,000 over the weekend, resulting in several news agencies and website to use that figure without verification. Apple later clarify that they sold more than 300,000 iPad on Saturday (including Pre-Orders). Now, that is a more likely figure.

And in case you are interested, The JooJoo had a pre-order of 90 units and 15 cancellation. (Figure correct up to 11 February 2010)

News
- Cnet: Apple: Over 300,000 iPads sold on first day
- ifixit: iPad Teardown
- BGR: References to new iPhones, new iPod touch and new iPad found!
- Gizmodo: Joojoo Tablet: These Court Docs Show Only 90 Preorders (With 15 returned)
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: JooJoo received 90 pre-orders (and 15 cancellation)
- Engadget: HP Slate to cost $549, have 1.6GHz Atom Z530, 5 hour battery?
- TheStreet: Nokia Aims a Tablet at Apple
- Bright Hub: Core i3 vs Core i5: What’s the Difference?
- Tom’s Hardware: Nvidia Shows Off Ion 2 GPU Superiority in IE9
- Engadget: Windows Phone 7 is the new name, ‘Series’ gets voted off island
- Straits Times: OneMap for public data, svcs
- TechGoondu: Sony to drop “Other OS” support
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Apple to announce the future of iPhone 4.0
- Cnet: Microsoft’s mystery event revealed
- NTT’s Core Dump 2.0: The 3G-4G confusion..
- TechGoondu: StarHub TV on Nexus One – finally
- Lesterchan.net: SingTel First To Bring In Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Motorola Milestone now exclusive to Starhub in Singapore

Reviews | Guides
- Engadget: Apple iPad review
- Engadget: Fusion Garage JooJoo review
- TechieLobang: HTC HD Mini Review
- TechieLobang: HTC Legend Review – Unboxing and First Look
- Hot Hardware: Asus 13.3″ U30Jc Laptop, Optimus-Enabled Mobility
- TechieLobang: Canon PowerShot S90 Review

April 7th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

It’s another one of those slow tech news week. In fact, it is so slow that there is only 1 news this week. And it only appears yesterday. Geekdaily reports that there were only 90 preorders for the JooJoo tablets and 15 of them had cancelled the order.

Check out Geekdaily for the latest update regarding the JooJoo sales.

- Geekdaily: Joojoo Tablet: These Court Docs Show Only 90 Preorders

Update: April Fools!!!! If you click on the link above, you have been RickRoll’D.

But JooJoo having 90 preorders (and 15 cancellation) is not an April Fools joke. It’s real.

April 1st, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Comments (2)

It’s Google.cn no more. Starting 23 March, all traffic to Google.cn has been routed to Google.com.hk. Perhaps a minute of silence?

But Google is still maintaining it’s office in China for other Google products like Android. Gmail is still available in China. (Thankfully) Anyway, I’m sure the geeks knows how to get pass the great firewall of china easily.

News
- Google Blog: A new approach to China: an update
- BusinessWeek: Google Said to Have Made No Progress in China Dispute
- BBC: Chinese web users boycott Google
- MercuryNews: Joining Google, GoDaddy.com will halt some services in China
- PCWorld: It’s Official: Facebook Rules the Web
- Cnet: HTC fires back at Apple patent complaint
- Arstechnica: Complete ACTA text finally leaked
- InformationWeek: Palm Sales Plunge 29%
- TechGoondu: Garmin-Asus M10 available in Singapore 27th March
- Engadget: HTC EVO 4G is Sprint’s Android-powered knight in superphone armor
- Cnet: Sprint 4G phone packs ‘snappy’ silicon
- Engadget: HTC EVO 4G, Nexus One, and Droid face off on the charted field of battle
- JustinLee.sg: Windows 2000, XP SP2 and Vista End of Life Support
- NYTimes: Opera Mini Browser, Coming to an iPhone Near You

Reviews | Guides
- Engadget: Samsung Galaxy S hands-on
- WilfridWong.com: Experiencing Free Navigation And More
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: First Look: Lenovo Skylight
- TechieLobang: Sony Bloggie MHS-PM5K Review
- Benchmark Reviews: Microsoft Arc Wireless Keyboard Review

March 25th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

News
- StraitsTimes: Transport info on the go
- Techgoondu: IT Show 2010: new Core i3 and i5 laptops rule
- sangsara.net: New Google Blogger templates narrowly arrive before second coming of Jesus
- Cibailang: Yes, confirmed, Facebook sets up office in Singapore
- TechieLobang: SingTel and Ericsson Ride the Waves of LTE Technology
- JustinLee.sg: Don Syme – Introduction to F#

Reviews | Guides
- LesterChan.net: Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight
- Tech65: Gear65 #53 – Handii Go10 Tablet PC
- Techgoondu: Free Unlimited Plants vs Zombies, Bejewelled2, Zuma and more

March 17th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Comments (1)

It’s the IT Show week. What are you planning to buy?

News
- Bootstrike: IT Show Pricelist
- TechGoondu: YOG launches virtual world to reach out to youths
- Mashable: Facebook to Launch Location Features Next Month
- TechCrunch: Twitter Turns On Geolocation On Its Website
- TechieLobang: Symantec launches latest Norton 360 V4.0
- APC: Microsoft: “No Windows Phone 7 upgrade for Windows Mobile 6.x devices”
- Cnet: Google Maps to add bike maps, directions
- Joystiq: Ubisoft DRM authentification server is down, Assassin’s Creed 2 unplayable
- i-digITall.com: Samsung is going to conquer the world
- TechGoondu: MeeGo steering group easing platform concerns?
- The Register: Apple yanks Wi-Fi detectors from iTunes

Reviews | Guides
- LesterChan.net: Nokia N900 Blogger Preview
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Review: X-Mini Happy

March 11th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

You know you are becoming a threat when your opponent starts digging thru their patent filing and find stuff they can sue you out of business. Apple just sued HTC for infringing on 20 patents “related to the iPhone’s user interface, underlying architecture and hardware.”

On other patent news, Facebook was granted patent on the News Feed.

News
- Gizmodo: Apple Sues HTC For Infringing On 20 iPhone Patents
- RWW: Facebook Granted Patent on the News Feed
- FoxTwo’s Ramblings: Facebook Finally Disable App Notifications!
- Cnet: Reports: 5,000 ‘overtly sexual’ iPhone apps purged
- SGEntrepreneurs: iCell Enters E-Reader Market With KeyReader
- Playstation.Blog: Latest info on PlayStation Network Status
- Engadget: Qualcomm’s 7×30 offers stellar 3D and multimedia performance, coming this year
- TechGoondu: Samsung 3D TVs go on sale this month
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Sony BRAVIA Full HD 3D TV coming to Singapore this summer
- Engadget: Confirmed: iPhone OS 3.2 has support for video calling, file downloads, and SMS
- Empty Vessel: Sony joins the prosumer bandwagon
- TechGoondu: Commentary: The anti-virus market
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: One more reason on why you shouldn’t create your website entirely on flash
- TechieLobang: Is Your Home Ready for OpenNet Nationwide Fibre Network?
- TechGoondu: Whither Linux drivers?

Reviews | Guides
- TechieLobang: Nokia N900 Bloggers’ Preview
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: First Look: BlackBerry Storm 2
- RamblingLibrarian: My (outside US) Kindle experience
- JustinLee.sg: LG W2486L Review
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Nokia N97 V2 firmware is now available in Singapore

March 3rd, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

It’s Mobile World Congress! Lots of new phones being announced while we are busy celebrating Lunar New Year. Perhaps the biggest announcement is the announcement of Windows Phone 7 Series. Looks pretty promising. Hey! There is no more Start button.

Besides MWC2010, Google launched Google Buzz which is something like Twitter and Facebook Status. Lots of users complaint about privacy issues which prompted Google to apologise and make it easier for users to edit their privacy settings.

Oh, if you are using foursquare with Twitter updates, you might want to think again.

Mobile World Congress 2010
- Engadget: Windows Phone 7 Series: everything you ever wanted to know
- LesterChan.net: Microsoft Unveils Windows Phone 7 Series
- JustinLee.sg: Windows Phone 7 Series Videos
- Beta News: Windows Phone 7 Series: The good, the bad and the ugly
- Techgoondu: Mobile World Congress 2010 – battle of the OS
- Techgoondu: Phone of the show – HTC Legend
- Engadget: HTC HD mini launched at MWC
- Engadget: HTC Desire: your Nexus One with Sense and Flash has arrived
- PC World: Intel and Nokia’s MeeGo Join a Brewing OS War
- IntoMobileQualcomm: “There will be a Nokia Symbian phone this year with Snapdragon”
- Engadget: Sony Ericsson outs Xperia X10 mini and Xperia X10 mini pro

News
- Techgoondu: Buzz vs Facebook, and my seduction by Google
- Empty Vessel: The Age of Too Much Info
- NYTimesAnger Leads to Apology From Google About Buzz
- BBC: Google admits Buzz social network testing flaws
- Techgoondu: Auto login for Wireless@SG – at last
- JustinLee.sg: Color Theory for Designers
- Techgoondu: Microsoft vs Google: Fight!
- Cnet: Slight dip in Google’s January search market share
- Gizmodo: Byteside: “For All Of You Who Are Planning To Buy A 3DTV: For God’s Sake Don’t…”
- MacWorld: Macworld Expo 2010 Best of Show winners
- Cnet: The dark side of geo: PleaseRobMe.com

Reviews | Guides
- Empty Vessel: Final thoughts on the Kindle 2
- Tech65: Samsung Wave / Bada Exclusive First Look

February 18th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Comments (2)

News
- Engadget: Nexus One gets a software update, enables multitouch
- Cnet: Twitter reveals torrent scam details
- NY Times: Google to Add Social Features to Gmail
- NY Times: Microsoft’s Creative Destruction
- Daily Tech: Windows 8 Dates Leaked, Windows 7 Hits 10 Percent Market Share, IE 8 Now Top Browser
- Cnet: Microsoft denies Windows 7 battery problem
- Tech65: Lenovo RapidDrive Technology
- Cnet: Survey: Majority of people don’t want an iPad
- Techgoondu: iNETS mobile: Would you use this?
- PC World: Apple Will Reject Apps Using GPS for Location-Aware Ads

Reviews | Guides
- Tech65: Dell Alienware M11x First Look
- LesterChan.net: Desk Genie Non-Slip Charging Desk Stand Review
- Empty Vessel: Kindle 2 first impressions
- Tech65: Dell Adamo XPS First Look
- Digital Trend: Hands On Review With Google Buzz

February 10th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

Unless you are living under a rock, you probability heard about Apple’s latest product, the iPad. It looks like an oversized iPod touch. But it does comes with improved application and new services like iBook. The iPad will ship in 60 days time.

In the meanwhile, JooJoo’s pre-sale went up after the iPad announcement. Ya right.

News
- Engadget: Apple iPad: The definitive guide (so far)
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: 3G Micro SIM
- TheChromeSource: Google Shows Off its Tablet Concept
- SGEntrepreneurs: Fusion Garage vs iPad, New Partnership with Mobile Player in SEA and New Funding Round
- Guardian: In pictures: tablet computers
- Cnet: Twitter adds local trends to Web site
- JustinLee.sg: Ninite – The Easy Way to Get Apps on Windows
- Techgoondu: Seagate on the road to recovery. Will HDD prices go up?
- TechieLobang: Alienware M11x 11-inch Gaming Laptop Debut in Singapore
- Empty Vessel: A solid state future

Reviews | Guides
- Tech65: Gear65 #52 – Motorola Dext
- i-digITall.com: Review: Synology DS409slim
- LesterChan.net: iPhone 3G/3GS USB Desktop Sync & Charge Cradle Review
- Techgoondu: Goondu out-of-box guide for Nexus One

February 3rd, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

Nokia shocked the tech world by announcing that they will be giving away free turn by turn navigation on all Nokia GPS devices. So far, only 10 devices are supported but Nokia spokesperson said more will come in the next few weeks. I’ve tried it out on a Nokia N97 Mini and it works great.

If you are still holding shares to Garmin or TomTom, this might be a good time to sell them.

On other news, Steve Jobs will be on stage tonight 2am Singapore time. Rumors says a Tablet is on the way.

News
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Free turn by turn navigation from Nokia
- Cnet: China denies involvement in Google cyberattacks
- Wired: Microsoft Learned of IE Zero-Day Flaw Last September
- JustinLee.sg: Most Ridiculous Windows 7 Bug
- Techgoondu: StarHub launches new mobile TV service
- LesterChan.net: Intel’s 2010 Core Processor Family
- Techgoondu: Trend Micro bets on Clouds: a commentary
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Lenovo announced Thinkpad X100e and Thinkpad Edge
- Youtube Blog: Introducing YouTube HTML5 Supported Videos
- Straits Times: Is this the Droid you are looking for?
- Techgoondu: StarHub to ship Motorola Milestone lastest by March
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Motorola Milestone spotted in Singapore

Reviews | Guides
- LesterChan.net: Synology Disk Station DS210j
- Techgoondu: Hands on: Motorola Dext
- TechieLobang: Limited Edition iPhone Casing with 1450 Swarovski Crystals

January 27th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

Everyone is talking about Google pulling out of China. Google claims that it’s infrastructure, together with 20 other companies, were under cyberattack by China. This made them decided to stop censoring search results in China. As a result, China blocked Google website and it is no longer accessible in China.

Somehow I feel that their might be more things happening in the background that we are unaware of. Let’s wait and see.

News
- Google Blog: A new approach to China
- Bloomberg: China Says Internet Firms Abiding by Its Laws Welcome
- Wired: Google Hack Attack Was Ultra Sophisticated, New Details Show
- Cnet: China’s attack on Google explained
- The Next Web: German government issues official warning. Do NOT use Internet Explorer until it is fixed.
- All Facebook: Facebook Releases Their Version Of Retweets As Twitterfication Continues
- ReadWriteWeb: Google Plans to Upgrade Old Billboards in Street View
- Tech65: Interview with Gothere.sg
- Wired: Malware Sneaks Into Android Market
- LesterChan.net: Intel’s 2010 Core Processor Family
- Techgoondu: Sing your Chinese New Year blues away on StarHub karaoke service

Reviews | Guides
- Tech65: Google Nexus One Unbox
- LesterChan.net: Western Digital My Book Essential 1TB

January 20th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

CES 2010 has come to an end. Lots of amazing stuff being shown off this year. But makes you wonder, which gadget will end up in the market and which is vaporware. We’ll see.

Oh, if you just bought your Nexus One, there is a 3G connectivity bug. Don’t worry, the workaround is pretty simple.

CES 2010 Round Up
- Cnet: Best of CES Awards
- Engadget: Engadget’s gear of CES 2010
- Engadget: Crapgadget Crapdown, CES 2010: the best of the worst
- Cnet: CES 2010 wrap-up: Computers and hardware
- Cnet: CES 2010: Gaming wrap-up
- Cnet: TVs from the third dimension, a wrap-up
- BBC: Microsoft and HP show off ‘slate’ PC
- Cnet: Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 available this spring
- Engadget: Inbrics M1
- Cnet: Ford brings smartphone Web apps to cars
- Telegraph: Palm unveils new Pre and Pixi handsets
- Engadget: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5.3 shown off very, very quietly
- TechieLobang: RCA Airenergy Charger, Harvest WiFi Energy and Charges Gadgets

News
- Lenovo Blog: Lenovo RapidDrive Technology
- PCWorld: Nexus One Has $174.15 Worth of Hardware
- TechinLobang: Summing Up Google Chrome OS Event
- Mad Shrimps: Intel Clarkdale vs AMD Phenom II with 785G

Reviews | Guides
- Tech65: Gear65 #51 – LG Chocolate BL40
- LesterChan.net: Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster KBC-L2S
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: Nexus One 3G connectivity issue

January 13th, 2010 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment