New Mobile Phone ($ range btw $150 - $300)

[pet]

... eggplant again..

Me waiting for official iphone launch in SG... if nt..juz gg to use my hp6828 and my BB...

hahaa... didi purple colour cham leow lah

u at finance side ah ?? no discount frm yr co 1 meh ?

[Darkangel]

Nvm got it...Blackberry...hahaha

[jazz_samz]

From HWZ, the negative feedback on HTC Cruise are :
1) Apparently it uses the GPRS to assess data instead of wifi although the setting was made by user
2) MapKing GPS Icon disappears from the launcher

[louisoh]

hahaa... didi purple colour cham leow lah

u at finance side ah ?? no discount frm yr co 1 meh ?

Yep... discount ?.. nay... they giv staff $400 voucher off RRP... once every 2 yrs...

[pet]

Yep... discount ?.. nay... they giv staff $400 voucher off RRP... once every 2 yrs...

400 quite ok wht... dont wnt, give me lah ... hahha

[jazz_samz]

blur... where u working at??

Yep... discount ?.. nay... they giv staff $400 voucher off RRP... once every 2 yrs...

[jazz_samz]

Further to my earlier post.. anybody here use the Cruise yet??? Can share your experience??

Those on Touch can also share share your comments hor.. Cheers..

p/s any other colour for Touch other than white and black?

From HWZ, the negative feedback on HTC Cruise are :
1) Apparently it uses the GPRS to assess data instead of wifi although the setting was made by user
2) MapKing GPS Icon disappears from the launcher

[Darkangel]

400 quite ok wht... dont wnt, give me lah ... hahha

I agree leh..$400 better than us nothing leh...hahahah

[jazz_samz]

which company give $400 for HP purchase?? I want to know leh.. kekeke

[jazz_samz]

Hmm maybe can reconsider MOTO once again...

Extracted from Mobile-review.com

Motorola not leaving handset business [ 12-02-2008 17:41 ]
Author: Klimov Oleg Translation by: Administrator

For those dedicated Motorola fans out there, wondering if they indeed will pull out of the mobile phone handset business, can now breathe a sigh of relief, as yesterday, they said they are “fully committed” to the mobile phone handset business, and their strategic review hopes to bring about a “product-led” recovery, for the loss-making handset division.

The rumours of Motorola exiting the handset division ran amok in late January, when the US-based phone giant said it was contemplating splitting its mobile devices from its other businesses, as part of a "structural and strategic realignment", in order to re-establish itself, to re-claim its lost marketshare.

Its fairly obvious that Motorola has lost marketshare to the likes of Nokia, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson, Motorola failed to capitalise on its once-dominant RAZR phone. Don McLellan, Motorola's senior vice president for corporate development and strategy, had some interesting input: "The market had dramatically undervalued mobile devices. That was a concern to us, McLellan said in an interview, adding, "We know it can regain market leadership” This is yet another clear sign that Motorola really are committed to once again dominate the handset business, with its fresh ideas. McLellan said Motorola's focus was on its mobile devices unit, as other businesses were doing "extraordinarily well."

To further add to the reassurance of Motorola not opting out, Motorola CEO Greg Brown had this to say, at the Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona: “I don't want there to be any confusion," "Motorola is fully committed to the mobile devices business and I am fully committed to mobile devices."

[jazz_samz]

Bro Triton.. the HTC touch you used previously was the 1st GEN OR the enhanced version??

[Darkangel]

Bro Triton.. the HTC touch you used previously was the 1st GEN OR the enhanced version??

I believe it's the 1st gen...

[jazz_samz]

WAH,.. U EVERYDAY log in from 9 - 12am si boh.. so on the ball..

thanks mate!

[triton]

Bro Triton.. the HTC touch you used previously was the 1st GEN OR the enhanced version??

first generation.

[triton]

WAH,.. U EVERYDAY log in from 9 - 12am si boh.. so on the ball..

thanks mate!

he working here mah......