I’m extremely happy today — I FINALLY got my Gmini back! As I mentioned in my first post, my Gmini 400 was in the service center since December due to a small crack in the LCD screen cover. Yesterday, they called and said that my unit was ready for pick-up. Guess what? They replaced the [...]
Archive for January, 2007
My “brand new” Gmini! Vista finally launched, Linux PSP killer, and more..
Posted in Apple, Archos, Linux, Microsoft on Wednesday, 31 January 2007 | 1 Comment »
Rasengan! Spotted, N95 in the flesh! Plus, other blog-worthy updates
Posted in Nokia, Others on Friday, 26 January 2007 | 1 Comment »
It’s been a sloooow week for yours truly in the blogosphere. I’ve been catching up on my uber-favorite animated series, Naruto – I can’t wait for February 15 when the so-called fillers will finally give way to Shipudden. I know that many Naruto fans will just tell me to read the manga instead, but it [...]
Viva La Revolucion! Razr, iPod & My Dreams for a Better World
Posted in Apple, Others on Saturday, 20 January 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I recently read this fascinating article on All About Symbian called “The Last Smartphone” which was written as a response to the launch of the “revolutionary” iPhone. I suggest you read it at least twice and let it sink in before you go any further.
Okay, there. Now that you’ve read the feature, it might be [...]
Vox Populi & how the iPhone stacks up
Posted in Apple, Nokia, Others on Tuesday, 16 January 2007 | 4 Comments »
I bet that all the phones from Nokia, Motorola & Sony-Ericsson are envious of the attention being heaped on the iPhone. Even the snooty smartphones from Palm & Windows Mobile can’t help but be jealous. Still, if I were them, I wouldn’t be too worried. People will always have a place in their hearts for [...]
I’ll have Web to go, plus a dash of Flash on the side
Posted in Apple, Nokia on Saturday, 13 January 2007 | Leave a Comment »
One of the key features mentioned by Steve Jobs (and some folks in the blogosphere) is the enhanced Web experience on the iPhone courtesy of Safari. A demo is also available on the Apple website which shows how Safari renders web-pages on its screen. It’s clear that Apple believes that the an iPhone user should [...]
