Most-wanted mobile phone Nokia rewarded its top-performing dealers at a très exclusive Dealers Convention at the swinging Republiq Super Club in Pasay, palanggas.
Nokia fanatics were treated to an awesome night when the mobile phone giant launched its Lumia 610, 710, 800 and 900 smartphones at Bonifacio High Street Central, palanggas.
Don’t be quick to dismiss BlackBerry just yet: If the upbeat mood at the recent BlackBerry World Conference 2012 was indicative of its future, the smartphone pioneer is still very much in the game.
As discussed last week, smartphones are becoming vulnerable to the same problems that threaten computer security—malware, worm, phishing, etc.—especially as people increasingly use these devices for sensitive purposes like banking transactions.
In a story from the Associated Press, Herb Wesibaum, The ConsumerMan, said security experts had predicted that “2012 will be a breakthrough year for cyberattacks on smartphones.” He said sheer number made the gadgets an inviting target.
It’s that time of year again when every person who indulged in rich holiday fare vows to shed the extra padding. That’s why gyms and exercise studios rake in the dough in January.
Sony Ericsson Philippines recently launched the Xperia Arc S and Xperia Neo V, two new handsets expected to help the mobile phone company in further establishing its Android leadership on the Philippine market.
These days, teenagers holding on to their smartphones while tapping away on their keypads is a familiar sight. When they’re not bopping their heads to music flowing through their earphones, or playing games, they’re chatting on social networks and downloading applications.
You can e-mail, chat or surf the web from different devices now, and we’ve created a list of the commonly used ones as well as their pros and cons when it comes to ease of use, so you know which one to get.
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