During the Web 2.0 submit, Google CEO Eric Schmidt, shows the unannounced Google Nexus S phone running the upcoming Android Gingerbread (Android 2.3). Unfortunately, Eric Schmidt did not announce the exact release date of the new phone and OS.  He only mentioned that the Gingerbread will be released in the next few weeks.  And I supposed the Nexus S phone will be announced at the same time as well.  We would like to have more [...]

Our dear operator in Singapore – Singtel, has started to take order for the long awaited Samsung Galaxy Tab (The Android 2.2 tablet from Samsung).  At this moment, it is exclusive to Singtel, in Singapore. The prices, as shown in the singtelshop web site: $0 – for a SGD95 and some data only plan. And it could cost you as high as SGD788 for some low plans. For limited time only, Singtel is offering an [...]

Alvaro Fuentes Vasquez, member of the leadership team at the Open Handset Alliance, has confirmed in his twitter, that: Prepare your Nexus One (Developer version) for Android OTA update 2.3 (Gingerbread) in the next few days I guess the source is pretty reliable and we should see the OTA update of Android 2.3 (confirmed) for Nexus coming in this week.  Be prepared, Nexus One owners.

Wow, this is the rumoured PlayStation Phone from Sony.  Engadget has some pictures and details regarding the phone: Android 3.0 3.7 to 4.1 inch Screen  (unsure which size yet) 1Ghz Qualcomm CPU 512MB RAM 1GB ROM MicroSD Memory Card Slot The slide out game pad and touch screen will make it a great gaming device.  It will sure make a lot of gamers happy.

Tempted to buy the new Desire HD from HTC?  Want to view a comprehensive review before you do so?  Engadget has just published a review for the latest Android phone with new HTC Sense from HTC. “It’s undeniably hampered by some design flaws and poor battery life, but the sheer volume of good things it brings to the table can’t be ignored. Froyo is the most polished and accomplished version of Android by a good [...]

HP has announced its next generation WebOS 2 and the Pre 2 device. The new device will come with a 1Ghz CPU, the screen will remain the HVGA (320×480).  The WebOS 2 has lots of improvements.  You can see the full details at link here. Engadget has a pre-production unit from them and has a review: “Despite some issues, webOS 2.0 is probably neck and neck with iOS4 when it comes to polish and ease [...]

This is the first (and very blurry) shot of Gingerbread (Android 3?) running on Nexus One. According to the source, the Gingerbread is now loaded on some Google’s engineers’ phones for testing.  It comes with some redesign of UI elements, like buttons, and bouncing effects in traversing lists, and many others.  The Gingerbread will be supporting video calls and also SIP VoIP calls in Google voice.  However, there is still no confirmation from Google for [...]

Are you a Samsung Galaxy S owner and have been waiting for the Froyo update anxiously? Well,  after several delays, Samsung finally releases the Froyo updates for some 5 millions Galaxy S owners.  The people in Nordic countries have reported receiving the update.  And according to Samsung’s press release: “The Android 2.2 upgrade will be available from the mid of October 2010 in the Nordic region and gradually rolled out to other European markets, Southeast Asia, [...]

It’s Microsoft’s big day.  Windows Phone 7 is now officially launched.  It signifies a new start for Microsoft to re-enter into the Mobile device market to regain the losing market share. Together with Microsoft in this event are the 10 Windows Phone from different manufacturers.  We can see phones from HTC, Samsung, LG, etc.  With HTC, we already have HD7, HTC 7 Pro, Trophy, etc. The phones will be available first in Europe and Asia [...]

Wow, woke up this morning and found the Android market on my Galaxy S is now able to see paid apps.  And I can see the estimated price for the paid apps in the local currency. Google announced last week that there will be more markets including Singapore that will get paid apps in Android market.  And it seems like Singapore has got it, what about other markets?  Can anyone verify?