For Research In Motion (RIM), its successful Indonesian BlackBerry market is a "magic business". Despite the fact that there are more than 400,000 BlackBerry users, they don't even have a local branch office as well as aftersales service outlets here!
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HTC Magic, the smartphone with Google's Android operating system, was recently launched by Telkomsel and HTC in Indonesia. Telkomsel is the country's biggest operator which also offers the iPhone 3G and BlackBerry in Indonesia.
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What's "the hottest mobile brand" in Indonesia's cellular market this week? Nexian's NX-G900! What?! Yes, it's the Chinese-manufactured Nexian NX-G900, a dual-band GSM phone that helps users easily access Facebook and chatting services such as eBuddy, MSN, Gtalk and Yahoo! Messenger.
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Dr Onno Purbo, Indonesia's most prominent information technology advocate, just proposed another "crazy" idea: Do-it-yourself GSM base station! According to him, we could create our own GSM base station and provide free telephone calls for the people. "All we need is an open source technology and VoIP network," he said.
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Following its official announcement last month, the Nokia E75 is finally landing in Indonesian market. Nokia Indonesia launched the phone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard at Hotel Mulia Jakarta, inviting Indonesian the Communicator community, distributors and operators.
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