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The Xda Zinc is O2's answer to a touchscreen handheld with a QWERTY keyboard. It's not for everyone, though, as you can tell by its size--you couldn't put in your shirt pocket without feeling the weight. Features-wise, mobile professionals who frequently edit Office documents will find the...
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Following this review, O2 has updated the xda with 64MB RAM. The device retails for S$1468.
Microsoft announced its Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition last October, and the existence of O2’s xda product, which uses this new version of the handheld OS, has been known since then....
The O2 Xda Flame is completely black, so don't be fooled by its name. Bright red and orange won't go down well with the techie crowd anyway, so it's just as well. What really counts is what's inside, and this handheld certainly has a lot going there. It costs S$1,498, and will be available from...
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A report out of Italy Monday suggests that Apple is planning to revamp its business model with the launch of the iPhone in that country.
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Is the price cut announcement in the UK a sign of the 3G iPhone?
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We tell you why you may not get an upgrade to Windows Mobile (WM) 6.1 on your current WM6 device.
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After having witnessed their rise in the bacchanalian heydey of the dot-com boom, we've always had an odd fascination with oxygen bars. And yes, we admit that it probably has something to do with Dennis Hopper's character in Blue Velvet too.
That aside, the "Entertainment Oxygen Lounge" may...
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It looks like a new UMPC brand will soon be coming to Asia. When CNET Asia spoke to Singapore-headquartered MWg (formerly O2 Asia) during the Atom V launch in the island state yesterday, VP for Brand and Marketing Sanjay Sabnani revealed in an aside to us that the company plans to bring in more ...
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It's been a while since the last Atom handheld was made available in Asia. The O2 Atom Life was announced more than a year ago in January 2007.
Thus, we were looking forward to today's launch of the Atom V, MWg's first handheld product release since the company was formed late last year to take ...
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In an earlier post, I was flip-flopping between an ASUS Eee PC 900 and the HP Mini-Note. Because this was to replace my PDA and UMPC in my gadget bag, and not my notebook which I use for the heavier work, I started to consider other options. This was as good a time as any to take the opportunity to ...
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When I got hold of the O2 Zinc around 13-14 months ago, it was one month before the actual launch on the market. While everything was great and sexy, with all the wooahs and ahs that came along with being an "early adopter", there were also pretty significant problems.
Like bugs that haven't bee...
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From Microsoft's numbers, seems like HTC is losing its lead in the touchscreen-based Windows Mobile smart phone market. I just came across this report:
While HTC is clearly the top dog in the touchscreen-based Windows Mobile smartphone market, it looks like the (arguably) sleeker handsets from Moto...
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GameEx - April 9, 2008
Play games and view pictures, and multimedia files.
Break brick walls, pick up power-ups, and dodge your meteor from missiles.
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The Zincs' brand of rock lives somewhere between witty and wistful--that baritone land we call "droll." Over a tapestry of shiny guitars and bilious synths--an ironic blend in itself--frontman James ...
O2N - Jun 1, 2006
ALTERNATIVE... mix of ROCK styles... from HARDCORE TO MELODIC songs
mistura de estilos, de hardcore a melodias limpas
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Mart&nOscar - M&O 2 ( 4:47 minut )
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The grungy guitar of Almost O2 accompanies the raw, chilled out vocals to deliver one of the more grungy songs on the Explicit Fuzz album. Underpinned with stinging guitar riffs this...
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