Aside from ho-hum phones, advertisement like this - featuring an over-the-hill comedian from the Philippines - is an indication that Nokia indeed has lost its cool factor.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012
Intel Fakes CES 2012 Ultrabook Demo
Intel faked a demo of their Ivy Bridge processor's graphics capabilities by using VLC instead of actually running the game F1 2011.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
How the Mighty Have Fallen
Nokia used to be the king of the hill of mobile phones. But, not anymore. While Apple have been pushing with various enhancements for the iPhone 4 and gearing up to introduce the fifth iteration of the best-selling smartphone, and Google and company have been thinking of putting quad-core processors on Android phones, Nokia seems to be fighting for the low-end crown.
The newest model it is introducing in the Philippines - a candybar called X1-01 - is the case of point. The new phone's best features? Dual SIM and MP3 playback.
Didn't myPhone and Cherry introduced that years ago?
Monday, April 25, 2011
WordStar Airport
I flew in from Singapore this morning, and this is what I came across in the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 arrival area: a working, green monochrome monitor, still in use at the paging booth.
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