Posted by Ederic in For Sale on 22-05-2009
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I’m helping a friend sell a one-week old 16 GB Samsung Omnia. She’s selling the touch screen phone for P25,000, and that price is negotiable.
An iPhone like mobile device, you may use the WiFi-enabled Samsung Omnia to surf the Web on the go. It has a 5 megapixel back camera and a second front camera for 3G video calls. You may connect it to your PC though USB 2.0 or Bluetooth. And because it has A2DP, you may listen to MP3s using a wireless Bluetooth headset. It runs on Windows Mobile 6.1. Read more about it on this website.
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Sprint has announced that the Palm Pre will be available in the United States on June 6 for $199.99 (after rebate and service agreement).
MakaPalm learned about the announcement in an entry on the official Palm blog, which said the highly anticipated webOS-based phone will be available in the US in Sprint stores, as well as at Best Buy, Radio Shack, and select Wal-Mart stores.
Posted by Ederic in Tech News on 14-05-2009
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“OK time for trending question of the day: What is bulaga and why should one eat it?” Twitter user jerseysam asked earlier this afternoon when Eat Bulaga entered the list of Twitter’s trending topics.
Twitter’s trending topics are “certain words or phrases [that] occur with higher frequency.”
Eat Bulaga became a hot topic on Twitter after American Idol runner-up David Archuleta performed on the popular TV show and Pinoy Twitterers tweeted about it. Eat Bulaga host Pia Guano also mentioned she follows David’s Twitter account, which probably encouraged his Pinoy fans to join the microblogging service.
“Philippines” and “#bookblockade” — a term that refers to the Bureau of Custom’s insistence on taxing imported books — later joined the list.
Read more about this on Joey Alarilla’s CNet Asia blog.
Smart’s new All Day Surf promo introduces two new mobile Internet plans besides its regular rate of P10 for 30 minutes.
Under the promo, prepaid users who enroll in the Daily Surf plan pay only P100 to stay online on their cellphone for 12 hours.
Users may also opt for the 50-peso Budget Surf plan, which gives five hours of Internet time.
