Distributors and retailers selling the two hottest tablets available in Thailand, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and the Toshiba AS100 Folio tablet, quickly sold all units on hand during the Commart ComTech 2010 trade show in Bangkok this week. The Galaxy Tab arrived in Thailand on the first of November on a pre-order basis for 22,900 [...]
Monday, November 8, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Location Based Services
Location based services have been steadily growing and a recent report indicates that 7% of all mobile phone users have used the services via a browser. The Pew Internet report presents the results of surveys from August 9th to September 13th from a population of 3,001 adults. All of the participants were at least 18 [...]
Friday, November 5, 2010
Chinese Manufacturers Cranking Out Android Tablets
Chinese manufacturers see the growing opportunity in tablet computers and are mass producing them in all shapes, sizes and colors, most equipped with the Android operating system. This was evident in a recent trip by “Mee” to see what is currently happening with tablets. “Mee” is our reporter in the Asian region. On her recent [...]
Thursday, November 4, 2010
iPad Popularity
The iPad is still king of the hill in terms of tablet devices, controlling the market with a market share in the mid 90′s. No one has come close to cutting into that share and with the announced tablets for the holidays, it does not appear anyone will be impacting them. As a result of [...]
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Android OS Continues to Grow
Android equipped phones have continued to grow based on a ComputerWorld Report yesterday. It does appear the threat to all other providers, in particular Apple, is one where they may be fighting a losing battle against. Even the recent lawsuit by Microsoft against Motorola, which is aimed at the Android OS may not be enough [...]
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Multi-Carrier SIM Card In An iPhone?
There were rumors floating around last week about Apple and SIM-card manufacturer Gemalto, regarding the possibility of creating a SIM card which could allow the iPhone user to change carriers without having to set foot in the carrier’s store. This is from GigaOM and is very interesting to hear. All of this is supposedly happening [...]
Monday, November 1, 2010
The Firesheep Scare
Firesheep made headlines last week after it launched for its ability to allow anyone to hijack and gain access to password protected website accounts over shared wireless networks, such as those used at Internet cafes. Firesheep is a free Firefox Add-on that reads cookies being sent over an unsecured wireless network. These cookies are typically [...]
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