The Sony Ericsson K700i is an enhanced version of the K700. It has the same sleek metallic look with better zoom functions, video recording capabilities, and an internal memory of 40MB; that’s four times the memory of one of my e-mail accounts!
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I’ve been using a Palm Zire for six months now and I must confess that I still am not familiar with its other functions apart from those that I frequently use like the calendar, the to-do list, the phone book, the expenses, the notepad, and not very often the calculator.
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Siemens Information and Communication Mobile adds two new amazing phones in the Siemens mobile portfolio during the CommunicAsia 2004 held in Singapore.
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Leading mobile designer and technology vendor Samsung Electronics introduced its line of Mobile Intelligent Terminals (MIT) at the 2004 CommunicAsia communications and information technology trade show in Singapore. These devices, technically mobile phones that come with laptop features and function
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Singapore – Nokia expanded its range of entry level portfolio with the announcement of two new phones for this consumer segment. Unveiled at the Nokia Connection 2004 events held simultaneously in Singapore and Helsinki, the Nokia 2650 brings the elegant fold-phone form factor to the entry level se
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Being true to its untiring quest to redefine television technology and markets, Samsung Electronics announced further advances with its Digital Natural Image engine (DNIe) video display technology. After deeply impressing consumers and industry analysts with its range of Digital Light Processing (DL
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This week I am sharing with you, by way of Q&A (question and answer), laptop care and maintenance tips to cap our series of articles about laptops.
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Epson Philippines Corp., the leading vendor of digital imaging products and solutions in the country, on June 15, 2004, released the Epson Stylus C45 home printer and the Epson Stylus C65 office printer.
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Many new and exciting things have happened since I last submitted my story to Manila Bulletin. Winter has turned into spring and my original 3-month contract, supposed to end April 2004, was extended until September. I guess my manager can’t resist my sweet demeanor and undeniable charm. Okay, no
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