PuTech Naman!

Wow I think I just found my next phone. Check out the Sony Ericsson Experia X1.

Despite the wow factor of the iPhone interface I’ve been sticking to my old Windows Mobile XDA IIs as I find several things lacking on the iPhone - non removable batteries, phone and sms features are a bit primitive, no 3G, can’t be used as a modem, no cut and paste - if you ask me no phone should call itself a “smart” phone if it can’t even do something as basic as cut and paste. Add to that the fact that I have several windows mobile apps which I can’t do without that can’t be found on the iPhone (I guess Bill Gates or rather Steve Ballmer owns me).

Wow (or rather the newly fashionable W00t!), the greatest thing since sliced bread just got better. Reports have it that the PSP will be getting Skype and not only that it has a solar powered charger!

Well it’s that time of the year again, the time for gifts (mostly giving). Which brings me to the Christmas Law of Inverse Proportion: as your age increases the number of gifts you receive decreases. So if there are any kids reading this blog, enjoy Christmas while you can cause it’s all downhill from here.

As is the practice with whatever newest and coolest gadget out there, people are taking advantage of the demand from early adopters by reselling the Amazon Kindle on Ebay for as much as $1500.

OK I understand if this was a game consoles like the Wii or some other gadget which you can’t really approximate the experience with a different item but a whopping $1500 for a Kindle ?! Who are these people ?

While the PSP Phone might be mere rumor the PSP TV is real and it just got better with the announced 3.80 firmware which will include Digital Video Recording (DVR) features to the PSP!

One of the oft-repeated rumors on the internet is the coming of a Sony PSP Phone though nothing concrete has really come out of it. It doesn’t help though that Sony seems to delight in rekindling the rumors by constantly dropping hints about it’s possible development:
but the idea of such a device has been given […]

I came across this new product from Sandisk - the Sandisk Sansa TakeTV. Basically it’s a USB stick (in either 4GB or 8GB), the twist is that you can connect it to a TV (thru S-Video or Composite Video) and have it play video files. It can play MPEG4 videos including DivX and Xvid supports both NTSC and PAL.

I’ve been thinking of going back to the gym lately. I’m one of those guys who sign up for a whole year to get a discount, go to the gym religiously for the next two months then find excuses to start going to the gym less and less until I eventually stop going. Yup I’m […]