Brighstar To Unveil New Motorola Android Smartphone Next Week

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Brightstar, an official distributor of Motorola smartphone in Malaysia,  is set to unveil new Motorola Android smartphone on 15th December in KL city. You might want to know which model it is, which I, myself has no idea as well. The only hint is, the smartphone has Corning Gorilla Glass display, which AFAIK is available on all Motorola Droid series smartphone. But of all Motorola Android smartphone released recently, Droid 2, Droid X (CDMA only) and Droid Pro are the only model I believe could pose serious threat to other brand in this market.

The only complaint is, the smartphone is pretty late to be launched here now, when it was launched couple of months back in the US as well other region. By this time, grey importers as well as other Android smartphone model has reaped the benefit from the lack of official distributorship of this smartphone here, in our shores. Anyway, watch this space again on 15th December for more information.

Seagate Debuts GoFlex Home: Easy-to-Use Centralized Storage For the Whole Family

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Seagate last week has unveiled GoFlex Home network storage system, the latest addition to its GoFlex family of hard drives. A recent report by In-Stat predicts that the consumer network storage market will continue to grow between 25 and 50 percent over the next five years.

When GoFlex Home network storage system device is connected to a wireless router, an entire household can centrally store, easily access and continuously back up files wirelessly from both Windows and Mac OS X operating systems on the home network.

Available in 1TB and 2TB capacities, the GoFlex Home storage system provides plenty of room to help safeguard precious digital memories for the whole family and is ideal for use with home laptops, net books, or other devices with limited storage. Suggested retail price of MYR 488 for 1TB and MYR 688 for 2TB.

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Seagate Debuts GoFlex Home: Easy-to-Use Centralized Storage For the Whole Family

Wireless Backup, Sharing and Streaming of Music, Photos, Movies and More from Multiple Computers in the Home

MALAYSIA, 10 December, 2010 — Seagate today unveiled the newest addition to its GoFlex family of hard drives—the GoFlex Home network storage system. When this easy-to-use device is connected to a wireless router, an entire household can centrally store, easily access and continuously back up files wirelessly from both Windows and Mac OS X operating systems on the home network1. The new centralized storage system simplifies the backup process by being compatible with Apple Time Machine, as well as including a version of the backup application for both Windows and Mac OS X operating systems. With the GoFlex Home storage system, families can also wirelessly stream photos, movies and music to most network connected DLNA devices, such as game consoles or a GoFlex TV HD media player, from any room in the house. With just two cable connections and a simple, illustrated, step-by-step installation tool that gets the device up and running in minutes, the GoFlex Home system solves the household storage puzzle in a snap.

Available in 1TB and 2TB capacities, the GoFlex Home storage system provides plenty of room to help safeguard precious digital memories for the whole family and is ideal for use with home laptops, netbooks, or other devices with limited storage. Unlike other single-drive network solutions, its modular design also enables the included drive to be upgraded when needed by simply removing the drive from the base (no tools required) and replacing it with a higher capacity GoFlex Desk hard drive. Families can also add more storage to the GoFlex Home system by simply connecting additional drives to the USB port. Additionally, this same USB port can be used to wirelessly share a USB printer with every computer on the network.

“With broadband and home networks reaching higher levels of penetration and operating at higher speeds, consumers are increasingly downloading and streaming content into their home and wanting to access that content from anywhere,” said BanSeng Teh, vice president and managing director of Seagate Asia Pacific and Japan. “The GoFlex Home system makes it easy for families wanting to quickly and effortlessly backup, enjoy, and share their favorite home movies music or photos from any room in the house. We spent a lot of time focusing on simplicity with this product and believe people will find it very intuitive to set-up and get started. With theGoFlex Home system, now home networking is within reach for today’s digital households.”

A recent report by In-Stat predicts the consumer network storage market will continue to grow between 25 and 50 percent over the next five years. In addition, the number of devices connected to the home network, and the number of devices that are mobile or portable, are creating desire for consumers to move in and out of their home networking environment with their content2. Using the included remote access and file sharing service on GoFlex Home system called Seagate Share service, families can easily access movies, music or photo files stored on their GoFlex Home system from any internet connected computer in the world. The Seagate Share service also allows families to share photo albums, home movies and documents with friends by simply selecting the files or folders they want to share and typing in an email address. Those friends will receive a notification with a direct link to a customized webpage where they can view the shared files.

“Consumers are showing increased interest in downloading and streaming content from the Internet into the home, connecting devices in the home to social networks, and demanding easy access to content both within the household and beyond the reach of home networks,” said Norm Bogen, vice president, Research, Digital Entertainment with In-Stat. “Solutions designed to help access content from multiple devices in the home, distribute it over the home network and stream to other devices and products, will be appealing to active digital media consumers.”

The GoFlex Home system also offers a premium service option—the Seagate Share Pro remote access service—that allows families to access content stored on the drive from mobile devices such as an iPhone, iPad or BlackBerry, integrate photos or files with Facebook and Flickr, and keep friends and relatives updated with the latest shared files using Integrated RSS (Really Simple Syndication) notifications.

In addition to delivering quick and easy wireless, file access, streaming and multi-computer backup of digital files, the GoFlex Homenetwork storage system has been designed with the cost and environmentally conscious households in mind. The GoFlex Homesystem also includes a power saving (idle) mode that automatically runs after 30-minutes of inactivity and a power switch that allows it to be shut off while families are away for extended periods.

The new GoFlex Home network storage system can be purchased through select retailers and resellers, for a suggested retail price of MYR 488 for 1TB and MYR 688 for 2TB.

Digi Prepaid Blackberry Now Available In 6 Plans

That’s happen when there are just too many users with different needs and things they don’t needs. That’s how I guess why Digi comes with ‘What Berry Are You’ promotion. From 2 plans initially , there are now 6 Blackberry prepaid plans to choose from from RM0.50 perday to RM68 permonth.  Just choose what you needs, BBM only, social + IM, email + IM, or full internet access.

But sadly full internet access is still without BIS, how is that?? If you spend RM68 permonth on Blackberry plan, you might as well get Digi Smartplan. You get everything including BIS, that’s it for RM68 and minus RM5 if you prefer e-billing. Err, would Digi call center personal able to identify the difference between this?

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Digi Begin Selling HTC Desire HD

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The latest HTC Android flagship smartphone, HTC Desire HD is now available for purchase at Digi stores. The pricing structure had just popped out on Digi website today.

Digi provide quite steep discount up to RM900 for 2 years contract, while 1 year contract is getting RM600 discount from the retail price RM2299. Each smartphone is bundled with Digi SmartPlan with RM68 monthly subscription. As usual, hit the source link to visit Digi website.

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Copy and Paste In Windows Phone 7 Demoed

If  you miss the copy and paste in your Windows Phone 7, stay tuned, it shouldn’t be long. The feature which appears to be ready is demoed here on developer device. As you can see, the implementation of copy and paste is slightly different here from what you seen on iOS or Android, with a tiny icon that appears on the screen to copy the highlighted word and then paste the copied item. Interesting huh?

via Engadget