Author: Jayvee Fernandez
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4 areas that will determine Netphone’s success in the Philippines
After drinking the Kool Aid and taking a step back to absorb my Barcelona trip (I’m at the Cathay Pacific Business Class Lounge!), here are some things that SMART should consider to make the Netphone a success in the Philippines: Affordability to Mass Market. We’ve seen the first Netphone — a touch screen Android 2.2…
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OK, BlackBerry PlayBook time. Please read.
The BlackBerry booth was one of the last booths we visited simply because everyone wanted to play with the ‘Book. In that hall, the only other show stopper was the HP webOS demo but nobody could touch anything. On the other hand, RIM had so many PlayBook units available for demo but because of the…
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Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 Booth
It could purely be coincidence that the Microsoft Booth is located adjacent to the Nokia booth (which was promoting MeeGo by the way). On display were several HTC devices (the HTC Trophy feels just like the Mozart) and the new Sasung OMNIA with a big ass screen. The Nokia booth focused more on developers and…
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Explanation of SMART’s Netphone Project: It’s not one phone, neither is it a single OS. It’s much more!
WARNING: This is a very long post. TLDR: SMART has just revamped itself. It is now a social network composed of all its subscribers, services and establishments.
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O magsawa kayo sa Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1!
Everyone is crowding around the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 aka the Galaxy Tab II.
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play feels pretty good to hold. Hope the games deliver!
You’ve probably read the news that the XPERIA Play running Android 2.3 will also be a ‘Playstation accredited’ phone. You know what? Even if you aren’t into gaming, the XPERIA Play is actually a really good phone by itself. Huge screen, thin, and it just so happens to be able to play very nice games.…
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HTC ChaCha Facebook phone, Incredible S and Flyer Tablet (with stylus??)
Rumor: The HTC ChaCha may just be part of SMART’s Netphone project. Again, the Netphone is not a single phone nor is it confined to a single OS. *wink* We were invited by SMART into HTC’s huge pavilion to sit in a meeting. Lo and behold I was in for the shock of my life…
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