Cellphones - Techgoondu
December 29th, 2008 | by
Aaron TanSource: sohu.com Source: sohu.com Source: IT168.com Early images of China Mobile’s Ophone has surfaced in recent days. Lest you think this is another iPhone rip-off, the Ophone is being made by Lenovo, and will use China...
December 24th, 2008 | by
Boon KiatWhat’s a geek to do before Christmas? Buy a Techgoondu-approved gift to make others – and ourselves – happy of course. Granted, this year-end is shaping up to be more austere than the past few with the...
December 22nd, 2008 | by
Boon KiatCall me impressed with blobs meet Facebook concept! Having used the new Facebook Xperia panel briefly last week, I must say this alternative mobile interface for Facebook is one of the best to date. Better than Facebook’s...
December 18th, 2008 | by
Alfred SiewHTC has come up with a “white” version of the Touch Diamond, its much-loved (but slightly laggy) touch-screen phone. It comes with all the same features, including a sharp VGA, 2.8-inch screen and 3.2-meg lens that...
December 2nd, 2008 | by
Alfred SiewRight after Sony Ericsson shipped its Xperia X1, along comes Nokia’s new N-series “hero” product, the N97, that comes with, surprise, a slide-out keyboard. But unlike the Xperia, which runs on Windows Mobile,...
November 15th, 2008 | by
Chan Chi-LoongThe Techgoondu readers have spoken. For our recently concluded contest, in which we’re giving away an almost brand new S$5,000 42-inch LCD TV (kindly sponsored by LG), the favourite geek gadget of 2008 is a product that...
November 6th, 2008 | by
Alfred SiewThe Taiwanese phone maker showed off to the media (and Techgoondu) two nice additions to the Touch family – the Touch 3G and Touch HD – in a media briefing today. Not that these are entirely new, as they have been...
November 3rd, 2008 | by
Boon KiatAnother drool-worthy phone has gone on sale in Singapore: the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1. The bad news: its hefty price tag of S$1,298 without operator contract. The quad-band X1’s calling card lists three notable features: a...
October 27th, 2008 | by
Alfred SiewYeah, I just blew that massive amount at Sim Lim this past two days. First was an impulse buy – I finally got my ATI HD4870x2, the fastest graphics card on Earth now. Got myself the MSI version, which comes with an...
October 17th, 2008 | by
Alfred SiewJust got word that Bak2U, the homegrown anti-theft software firm, has come up with a couple of services to let users back up their contacts and other stuff online – for free. The deal is aimed at users who don’t want...
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