Malaysia can now be proud of its first interactive magazine for iPad, uniquely called AIYO and developed by the multi-talented team at Terato Tech.  I love the fact that the name was derived from the pronunciation of i/o (the common short form for input and output) but with an added Malaysian taste! Right, we see Malaysians go "aiyo" all the time when encountering unexpected incidents and they sh... more.

Well, more and more Android-based tablet pc are flooding into the market, trying to emulate the success of Apple's iPad. Augen Electronics, a company based in Florida, US has just released their own tablet PC powered by Android 2.1, known as GENTOUCH. The GENTOUCH comes with a 800 pixel wide resolution and a 7” screen, allowing web browsing in full width. And this tablet PC is sold at $149! ... more.

iPhone 4 will be arriving in Singapore on Friday and all three telcos in the country have introduced their plans to lure customers.  The plans are shown in the following screenshot grabbed from their respective websites. You can click the links to go to their websites for clearer explanation. I'm not going to explain to you which plan is better, but as a Malaysian, it makes me wonder whether our ... more.

Tech geeks and Apple fans in Singapore will be eagerly waiting for the official iPad release tomorrow and both SingTel and M1 (Mobile One) have released their respective plans for users to choose. Both telcos are offering prepaid and postpaid plans, which is shown in the following tables. Looking at their plans make me wonder when will we Malaysians get to enjoy such excellent data plans. Anyway, ... more.

Good news to Apple fans in Singapore  and eight other countries (Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand), Apple has announced that the iPad will be made available via Apple Store this Friday (July 23, 2010).  Due to its increasing sales demand after its initial launch, Apple is taking time to release the tablet to other countries. So these nine countri... more.

As expected, Apple would not admit their mistake in the engineering of iPhone 4 and the press conference started with the usual Steve Job's "nice-persuading-words" of Apple did nothing wrong, they love their users, they really really love their users, all phones have this problem, and blah blah blah. Steve Jobs also poured in some "data" to show that the problem is affecting very small percentage... more.

After all the hypes surrounding the release of iPhone 4, now everyone's attention is directed to the "flaws" that comes with the new phone especially on the antenna woes! To make things worse, Consumer Reports said careful testing has confirmed user reports that holding the phone over a particular spot drastically reduces the signal strength it receives. Covering the spot with duct tape or a case ... more.

For those of you who just can't wait any longer for iPhone 4, Maxis Malaysia has just released a "teasing" update that iPhone 4 "could be available" in Malaysia by August 2010. Maxis’ COO Jean Pascal van Overbeke provided the following hint during its interview with the Star on its plans to become a major mobile content provider in Malaysia: With the growing popularity of Apple's just-released... more.

The much anticipated iPhone OS 4 or iOS 4 has been officially released recently and existing users can actually upgrade to the latest OS via their devices (iPhone and iPod touch) for free. There are two main method of how to download and upgrade to the latest version and I'm going to share these two methods: Upgrade Method 1 Install the latest iTunes 9.2 on your PC or Mac and launch it. ... more.