Good news Singaporeans! The recently announced iPad Air and iPad mini with retina display will be available in Singapore from 1 November. The newest offerings from the guys at Cupertino, both these devices have improved upon their predecessors by large margins. The new iPad Air is just under 500g, and thinner than 8mm. It also comes with the new A7 chipset. It's smaller sibling, the iPad mini, is also...
Sony just released their Xperia Z1 monster flagship yesterday. It has a quad-core CPU, waterproof and dust-proof capabilities,...
The Lumia 1020 is by far the greatest camera phone to have ever been created. It has a...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (32GB) will be available at a RRP of $1,048 in Singapore without contract...
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Sony has just confirmed with us that users who purchase the Sony Xperia Z1 in Singapore will get...
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The Nokia Lumia 1020 is bound for Singapore and you’ll be able to get your hands on it soon. Just today, Nokia Singapore updated its cover photo and profile picture, featuring the new device. Continue readingNokia Lumia 1020 to be available in Singapore soon
After numerous leaks and many teases from Sony, the Xperia Z1 (previously code-named “Honami”) has just been announced at the IFA event in Berlin. It’s basically a revamped version of the Xperia Z. But make no mistake, this is a worthy upgrade from Sony’s flagship device. So what exactly is new and when can we expect it to be available here in Singapore? Click in to find out. Continue readingSony Z1 now official, available this month in Singapore
It’s been a dizzying week for Windows Phone. First there was the Amber update (we’ll be posting the review soon), a couple of app releases, the reappearance of the ATIV S, the launch of the Lumia 625, and now Microsoft has just acquired Nokia for $7.2billion. Don’t worry, the Android news will soon follow with pre-IFA announcements coming tomorrow (Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Gear and Xperia Z1), and hopefully some iPhone news as we near the rumoured September 10 announcement date. But for now, let’s talk Microsoft, shall we? Continue readingWhy Microsoft bought Nokia