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I have received an anonymous tip that states Optus is following on from their exclusive launch of the Garmin-Asus A10, they now have plans to launch it’s brother, the A50, starting August. From what I can see the major differences seem to be the A50 has 4GB of internal memory along with MicroSd slot upto 32GB, . . . → Read More: Optus to release another Garmin-Asus handset – A50  Android, MOBILE, Optus  A10, A50, android, Garmin-Asus, Garmin-Asus A10, Garmin-Asus A50, Google, mobile, Mobile Phone, Optus, OS, touch
Update: I have received a tip pointing towards an outright price of $549, however this is not confirmed. Never confirmed, pricing seems to be around the $799 mark. Here is the next instalment of our new First Impressions series for you guys/gals, and this time it’s the Galaxy S. I had a chance to have a quick play around with this device yesterday, and from all accounts it’s extremely nice. The handset is fast, screen is very responsive and excellent in direct sunlight and the camera is great. However like all good things and knowing me, there are always things I get disappointed with. So as always, lets get into it.
UPDATE: With all that is going on with Optus at the moment in regards to releasing “current” Android handsets, I’ve heard on the grapevine that’s it’s been pushed back into July, the 1st maybe? and they pricing might be extremely attractive. UPDATE: I’m hoping to have an update on this Monday . . . → Read More: CONFIRMED: Motorola Milestone coming to Optus
While having a look around some Optus handset pricing, I came across an entry by the name of “Moto Milestone”. Now it only appears in the Business section of the pricing and not in the consumer. Could Optus be getting ready to release the Droid/Milestone and target it at businesses? It would make sense, target consumer with the DEXT and Backflip and business customers with the much cooler, professional looking Milestone. I’m waiting on more information and will post as soon as i have it. Also on this same pricing update was the Garmin-Asus A10 Android GPS phone. It does seem Optus are really starting to extend their Android lineup. Screenshot after the break.
With the announcement of iPhone OS 4.0 behind us, its now time to take stock and reflect on the good and needed features finally added to the OS but also to reflect on the things that weren’t added. This is a list of 5 things i think should have been added in . . . → Read More: 5 Things Apple Missed In iPhone OS 4.0
With the launch of the DEXT and Backflip only a week away, Optus has come out with their social based cap plans for the two devices. Starting the 9th of April, the DEXT will be $0 on the $49 Social Cap and the Backflip $0 on the $59 Social Cap with . . . → Read More: DEXT and Backflip get their “Social” plans
It’s official, Optus will release the DEXT on the 30th of March, but aren’t envisioning an actual sale date untill the 9th of April. They have secured a 5 month exclusive on the handset and are also releasing new “social based” cap plans specific to the handset. They have also managed to secure the Motorola Blackflip, which is also looking like a late April early May release.
Optus have started to roll out training for what they describe as “Project Revolution” which in their words is an exciting new Smartphone device that will be exclusively available to Optus. Due for release early next month, could this be the Motorola DEXT? After some digging, i found that Optus had . . . → Read More: Optus to launch the Motorola CLIQ/DEXT?
LG’s newest addition to the “Black Label” line of handsets, the BL40, has shown up in Allphones Buyer’s Guide. Sporting that extra long 4″ HD screen and 21:9 aspect ratio, this has to be one of the strangest forms made by a mainstream company. With pricing and availability still to be . . . → Read More: LG BL40 “Chocolate” shows up in the Allphones catalogue |
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