PCCW launches its second Android Mobile.
It seems that maybe some of these name-brand Android phones are a bit too pricey for the local market, so PCCW has come up with their own modest planned phone to get you up and going. PCCW launches their second mobile phone the U Android Mini a light weight phone that will enable to get all the latest news and sports scores.
Nokia Hong Kong unleashes the power of Linux.
Helping Nokia Hong Kong’s Bruce Lam (General Manager of HK and Macau Markets) to launch the new Linux based N900 phone was celebrity singer/actor Ronald Cheng, TVB actress Kate Tsui Tsz-san and for special back up Taiwanese model Tia Lee.
HTC’s newest smartphone launches in Hong Kong with CSL.
The smartphone many people have been waiting for is finally here, welcome the HTC Desire to the growing inventory of HTC’s Android phone line - and you can get it right now in Hong Kong!
Save cutting up your regular SIM card, the micro ones are coming to HK.
With the launch of the iPad and the contract-free mobile broadband data plan for AT&T in the U.S., the word on every telcos lips is: Micro SIM.
That little card in your phone that holds all your contacts and information – just got smaller. Not only did it just got shrunk – but they are on their way to Hong Kong via PCCW.
WebOS gives HP the software platform it needs to become a contender.
The tech world is still buzz about the news that HP, the world’s biggest PC manufacturer, bought Palm for $1.2 billion.
HP is saving a real pioneer in the smartphone and PDA business, as Palm created the first successful PDA back in 1997. Palm simply wasn’t going to be able to spend enough to support WebOS against the giants of this market, and HP will be able to do that without breaking a sweat.
And the more competition in the market, the better.
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