Wrapsol claims to be the world's strongest protection system for most digital devices including mobile phones, ebook readers, MP3 players as well as cameras. The maker has recently announced their Ultra series that provides scratch and stronger protection for your devices. (more…)
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M1 Singapore has just issued a news release about their iPad data plans which are available in both pre- and post-paid options. And best of all, there's no binding contract to the post-paid plans. Read on for more details. (more…)
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The annual PC Show 2010 took off at Suntec Convention Centre in Singapore today, with a huge turn out even before the 12 noon show time. Seems like the public has been eagerly anticipating the new bargains that would be offered on the tech gadgets and other products. (more…)
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Who says that COMPUTEX has to be all about enthusiast-level gadgets and peripherals? VR-Zone takes a trip down to the exhibitions halls over at TWTC and TICC to bring you some of the latest consumer electronics up on display. Of course, some of these will probably never see the light
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Looks like Google is geared up to launch its e-book store. From various news reports, the search engine giant has managed to get almost all the permission to start the store and this could make it the most dominant electronic bookseller to Amazon and Apple. (more…)
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Amazon has released a new Kindle for Mac application that allows users to purchase and read electronic books from the retailer's Kindle store. More features will be added to the application including full text search and highlights. (more…)
Read MoreCheaper e-readers for everybody? That might be exactly what Freescale Semiconductor is aiming for with their new processor, which is said to have the capability to significantly reduce the cost of manufacturing such devices. Read on for more information... (more…)
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Taipei based Team Group Inc is preparing the Pocketbook TL (TP1021) and BS (TP1022) for launch at CeBIT. (more…)
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