Giving you extra pair of eyes, tongue and ears! (plus all the creepiness that comes with it)
By Kim Tyrone on Dec 31, 2008 in Business, Headline, Technology | comments(0)
Globe and Smart suspended their unlimited texting or short messaging service promotion for the holiday season.
The announcement was made by the National Telecommunications Commission or NTC.
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By Kim Tyrone on Oct 22, 2008 in Philippine News, Technology | comments(0)
If you’re already pissed with PLDT, Globe Visibility and other expensive internet provider in the Philippines, then maybe you can try Smart Bro Unlimited 3G. It’s internet anywhere and anytime (that’s if you have a signal).
Anyway, they have the Plan 1,500 where you can surf all you want using the Smart BRO USB modem. This works like the smart Bro plug-it.
Smart Bro Plan 1500
Unlimited
Initial Payment: Php1,500 (includes USB modem dongle)
MSF: Php1,500
Smart Bro Plan 799
60 hours free (Php13.3/hour and Php10 per 30 minutes in excess of 60 hours)
Initial Payment: Php799 (includes USB modem dongle)
MSF: Php799
Smart Bro Prepaid
Php10 per 30 minutes
Php2,500 one-time fee for the USB modem dongle
If the feedback on this service will be, I might change my subscription plan.
By admin on Oct 14, 2008 in Technology | comments(0)
Smart and Globe subscriber have something to celebrate (sorry Sun losers, perhaps you provider didn’t think you want this smart phone). The two big network providers are set to give Apple’s iPhone some serious competition.
Smart will release the new Blackberry Bold phone this week. Globe which already released iPhone 3G will follow very soon.
There is not much difference between the two smart phones (except of course for the almost exclusive Apple logo that comes with iPhone). All the basics are there: camera, 3G, Bluetooth, quad-band, GPS, WiFi and USB connection. Tests from those who already laid their hands on the new phone revealed that web browsing is much faster in iPhone. This is not a surprise as Apple’s systems are really like that. According to sources, iPhone also has an extended battery life, enabling it to operate up to 8 hours. Blackberry Bold on the other hand allows only up to 5-hours talk time.
The new BlackBerry Bold!
Why would you choose Blackberry Bold over the iPhone? The only reason (aside from the fact that you want to be different) probably will be the MS Office application extensions found in the Blackberry.
It all boils down on which of the two gadgets you will bite. What will you choose the apple or the berry?
Via: PopuTech
