Crave We're pretty sure it's not a coincidence, but MobileOne (M1) and StarHub have finally announced that they will offer the iPhone this Wednesday on December 9, along with new 3G price ...
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Crave After Singapore operators StarHub and M1 announced their iPhone mobile plans, SingTel said it will be tweaking its tariffs to match the competition. Here's the result of that: Data bundle has ...
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Crave By the end of this year, SingTel won't be the only telco operator to sell the iPhone in Singapore, ending its exclusive deal with Apple after the launch of the iPhone ...
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Features Find out which mobile phones made it into our Top 10 chart last month.
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Blogs For background, with little bullshit, check out Ian Tan's blogpost here. Ian used to work for the Straits Times in Singapore. History Channel The history, in short: (Wiki history here) Singapore used ...
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Features With all the talk about Long Term Evolution recently coming from Singapore operators, how relevant is it to the consumer in this region?
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Blogs Techgoondu blogged about the wisdom of having a Universal Settop Box in Singapore. Alfred Siew of Techgoondu always picks up the nice stuff to write. I don't agree with him sometimes, ...
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Features The Nexus One may be the hottest Android smartphone now, but what's the big deal?
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Features See which handsets made it to our latest monthly Top 10 chart.
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Crave SingTel already has the first-mover advantage for the iPhone 3G in Singapore and the service provider looks bent on maintaining the lead over its competitors. In an email to customers who ...
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Features If you are toying with the idea of getting the iPhone 3GS in Singapore, there are a few things you'll need to know.
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Features Smartphones still rule the roost in our monthly charttoppers. See which handsets made it to the list.
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Review Speculations about a PlayStation Portable (PSP) phone in the works have been swirling on the Web for the longest time. While the Aino isn't it, this Sony Ericsson slider with its interesting mix of touchscreen and non-touchscreen features may be the next best thing. Even more so if you own a...
Features The usual suspects take top positions once again, but we foresee a strong competitor in the coming months.
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Features Check out which models others bought in the last month of 2009's first quarter.
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