Articles on Mobile Operator

iPhone Taiwan: It could be a long wait for the messiah - Jul 18, 2007

Blogs I was just talking on the radio with Taiwan's favorite morning host, Rick Monday, on ICRT. We were discussing the "Jesus" phone, the beloved Apple iPhone. An interesting question came up: ... Read story »

Dopod's WM6 upgrades start rolling out - Jul 10, 2007

Crave As promised, HTC Asia (formerly Dopod Asia) has started to roll out the Windows Mobile 6 files for its PDA-phones slated for free upgrade from Windows Mobile 5.0. Available immediately is ... Read story »

A digital lesson for everyone - Oct 9, 2007

Blogs With apologies to VeerChand, here's some weird news from India (through Economic Times, the FT of India): At a time when Internet usage is supposed to be on the rise, the ... Read story »

The iPhone 3G first-mover advantage - Jul 29, 2008

Crave We know you are probably sick and tired of hearing about the iPhone 3G by now--I know I am. But here's another one--a post that will answer some readers' questions about ... Read story »

T-Mobile G1 unveiled - Sep 24, 2008

Features After months of expectation, T-Mobile delivers the first phone to use Google's Android operating system. We have the photos and details. Read story »

T-Mobile unveils first Google phone - Sep 24, 2008

Features The G1, aka HTC Dream, looks like a Sidekick and is all about Google. In New York, the first phone to use Google's Android operating system is revealed.  Read story »

Are you ready for the Great Singapore Sale? - May 29, 2006

Features It's that time of year again when the island state goes on an eight week-long shopping festival. We offer some tips on how you can get more out of your mobile phone purchases. Read story »

Import ban on 3G handsets could hurt industry - Jun 8, 2007

Features An import ban on all new models of 3G wireless handsets that use chipsets from Qualcomm could cause a huge headache for several cell phone makers and mobile operators if the matter is not resolved soon. Read story »

Why you should back up your SIM - Aug 20, 2004

Features That tiny plastic square in the back of your cell phone is really a small computer in disguise. Here's what you need to know to secure your SIM card. Read story »

"Incentive must go," says Cameron Diaz - Jun 24, 2007

Blogs Who are the most hapless mobile phone users in the world? Without the slightest doubt, K-tai customers in Japan apply to this ignominious title. Yes, they have been the most exploited ... Read story »

Google going rural - Mar 26, 2007

Blogs Google is looking beyond the urban market in India. It is launching multiple initiatives aimed at increasing its reach to the rural users. The company is developing customized content for rural ... Read story »

Attack of fierce Ninja antennae - Feb 26, 2007

Blogs "Battery Low!" warning of cell phone is known to be extremely harmful for the psychological well-being of otherwise powerful and strong people. Some reliable source told me that an acute and ... Read story »

Indonesia's Indosat launches 3G - Nov 29, 2006

Blogs Indonesia's second-biggest mobile operator, PT Indosat Tbk, today launched 3G services following two other rivals, Telkomsel and Excelcomindo which rolled out similar services earlier this year. For the first term, Indosat ... Read story »

Your imagination exhausted? Try potpourri - Jun 8, 2006

Blogs Suppose you are a gadget manufacturer in Japan. When your imagination has been exhausted dry and gone blank, what are you going to do? There are, usually, two easy ways to ... Read story »

Protect your treasure! No, this is not an RPG - Feb 26, 2006

Blogs The most precious and hard-to-find commodity (?) in present Japan is, as you can guess rightly, kids. Children. Naughty, noisy, but delightful youths. From every street corner and play pen, children ... Read story »

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