Malaysia – 14 July 2010 – HTC Corporation, a global designer of smartphones, today introduced HTC Wildfire™, a new HTC Sense-based Android phone that integrates the most popular social networks to help bring your friends closer to you. HTC Wildfire closely follows the success of the acclaimed HTC Desire and makes the company’s signature HTC Sense experience accessible to a younger audience.


“Today’s social networks provide an essential forum for friendship with more than 400 million users* - many of whom are young adults - actively sharing their lives with their friends through Facebook,” said Jack Tong, Vice President, HTC Asia Pacific. “HTC Wildfire makes the HTC Sense experience available to young mobile users for the first time. It brings all your communications into one place, whether it’s through Facebook, Twitter, text messages, images or email, ensuring that you are never far away from the conversation and always close to your friends.”

The Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series, where its interface inspired by Zune, real-time SNS updates from Facebook & Windows Live services, Xbox Live mobile gaming, integrated & sync through Zune software; for those who has Zune HD, you'll not feel strange about it. Check out video after the link.

Not sure when GSM Palm Pre is going to hit Malaysia officially but being a Palm hardcore fan, our Palmdoc has reviewed the Proporta impact protective crystal case for his Palm Pre, check out after the link!

Twitter 360 is a clever iPhone app which combines the social network service with Augmented Reality. By installing the app, basically you're sharing the location to your Twitter friends, and let them find way visually to your location. It's not a bad idea though if considers under any life-saving situation. Of course the "invisible" mode is just few clicks away when you need some privacy. The Augmented Reality feature is currently available to iPhone 3GS only.

The long waited HTC HD2 is finally arrived in Malaysia, find out more about the device & HTC Sense from the article.

Review of Proporta Crystal Case for the new Palm Pre PDA Phone

Kuala Lumpur – 19th November, 2009 – HTC Corporation, today unveiled the HTC HD2 (RM2,899), the first Windows phone with HTC Sense, a customer experience focused on putting people at the centre by making their phones work in a more simple, natural and personal way. With its industry leading, high-resolution, 4.3-inch capacitive touch display, the ultra thin HTC HD2 delivers more visible content in a sharper, brighter and richer way.

Apparently Esquire has introduced another layer of media into the December issue man's magazine, with the helps of software & your webcam. It works like the QR codes but instead of redirect you to a link, the Augmented Reality animation pops up and there is different interpretation by rotating or tilting the mag, give you another level of experience with the magazine!

Global Crossing, one company that found Exchange 2010 offers e-mail archiving capabilities, connection to cheaper storage, and as a replacement for its current voicemail system, and it's cheaper to maintain compare to Blackberry.

"I'd prefer all our users be on a Windows Mobile device because it integrates the best with Exchange," Schafer says. "But at the same time I would much rather have an employee go out get an iPhone than a BlackBerry because an iPhone uses ActiveSync and therefore costs us nothing, and a BlackBerry costs us money." says Steven Schafer, Director of Network Services at Global Crossing.

There's something you got to know about HTC HD2, it's the first HTC Windows phone (Windows Mobile 6.5) with HTC Sense & 1GHz Snapdragon (ARMv7) processor. Compare to HD, it has a spec bump from 3.8" resistive to 4.3" capacitive screen with multi-touch, animated wallpaper. HTC also has a specific design of UI when use the HD2 for in-car navigation, seamless as a standalone GPS device.