Articles on Gprs

Opera accused of censorship, betrayal by Chinese users - Nov 22, 2009

Blogs Opera, the maker of Web browsers such as the popular "Opera Mini" for Java-based mobile phones, has been accused of betraying its users in China, by apparently caving in to top-level ... Read story »

AIS puts a hold on 3G expansion - Jun 6, 2009

Blogs AIS has announced that it will suspend expansion of its 900MHz-based 3G service in order to avoid congestion on its already busy network. However, it does look intent on making the most of its base ... Read story »

Zapped by iphone - Dec 7, 2008

Blogs A few months back I was fortunate enough to get myself a new iphone 3G. It's been the gadget that I have always wanted but never took the plunge due to ... Read story »

BlackBerry fever spreads like wildfire in Thailand - Dec 6, 2009

Blogs First it was AIS with their BB unlimited service for just shy of US$20 per month. Now, number 2 and 3 telecoms carriers DTAC and True Move are getting in on ... Read story »

Amazon Kindle finally hits Indian shores - Oct 26, 2009

Blogs There's good news for geeky bookworms in India as the Amazon Kindle will soon be officially launched in India. Until recently, the Amazon Kindle was marketed as a "Made for the ... Read story »

Hands-on video: The Dell "OPhone" from China Mobile - Oct 6, 2009

Blogs Dell's upcoming "OPhone" is a very important product for both Dell and China's largest mobile carrier, China Mobile. The hardware itself is actually called the Dell Mini 3i, while China Mobile ... Read story »

Amazon Kindle finally available outside of continental US - Oct 8, 2009

Blogs Remember my article, Why the Chinese have come up with their own Kindle, a while back? Well, guess the pressure's on and, finally, Amazon has come to its senses and announced ... Read story »

Video: At Nokia World with the Booklet 3G - Sep 3, 2009

Crave STUTTGART, GERMANY--It looks like a notebook, and its unibody aluminum chassis is surprisingly sleek in a MacBook kind of way. But Nokia's Booklet 3G also something of a hybrid. Its guts ... Read story »

Is correcting someone's tech mistake rude? - Jan 30, 2009

Crave I use acronyms that describe mobile technology frequently in my job and the people that who around me have no problems understanding things like HSDPA, CDMA and GPRS. It's thus easy ... Read story »

Latest mobile broadband module offers a new bag of tricks - Apr 1, 2009

Crave Swedish telecoms provider Ericsson claims that its F3607gw mobile broadband module is the company's most advanced effort yet, and according to its specs, we tend to agree. The unit not only ... Read story »

Philips Xenium X830 official pictures released - Jul 24, 2009

Crave We still don't have word on when the X830 will be available, but from the seemingly official pictures on the Web, the new Xenium looks pretty darn good. Aside from ... Read story »

M1, GPRS and ActiveSync (cont) - Nov 19, 2007

Blogs 2) M1 uses different GPRS settings for email and websurfingThe second thing I found out is that some telcos (M1 as well) uses another server for email to keep things separate ... Read story »

M1, GPRS and ActiveSync - Nov 19, 2007

Blogs I have a SE m600i, which I got so that I can get email when I go on reservist. I chose this phone becos: a) it has no camera b) it ... Read story »

Nokia introduces Life Tools service with new handsets - Nov 4, 2008

Features In addition to seven entry-level handsets, the Finnish phone-maker announced new services aimed at bringing technology into emerging markets. Read story »

True Move making waves with iPhone & Acer Aspire One promos - Dec 8, 2008

Blogs Despite being a bit behind in network coverage in most areas of the country, True Move has a commendable network of Wi-Fi hotspots covering most cities and malls countrywide. True Move ... Read story »

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