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  • NEW APPS Channel-hopping on the go doesn't come cheap

    29/05/2012 : TrueMove H has released two new iOS apps: H TV and H Music. The hope is clearly that the apps will match our modern always-on-the-move lifestyle. But are they really worth the download?

  • APPSHOT Editing your own ringtone is simple

    29/05/2012 : I could never grasp buying a ringtone, no matter how spiffy, but there is really no excuse for throwing money at this. Fried Cookie's Ringtone Maker couldn't be any simpler at cutting a ringtone of 30 seconds or less out of any song or audio sound bite.

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  • Browser wars flare in mobile space

    28/05/2012 : The browser wars are heating up again, but this time the fight is for dominance of the mobile Internet.

  • Seeing the future

    23/05/2012 : Consumers are being flooded with digital devices, services and offerings _ smartphones, tablet computers, pay TV and the internet. And they not only want these products and services but also want to use them together even though they may work on different systems.

  • HANDSET

    The Ferrari of smartphones

    24/05/2012 : Everest World, led by CEO Pauramin Srichawla, launched its new Vertu Constellation Quest Ferrari in Bangkok last week at Vertu Boutique at Gaysorn Plaza.

  • MOBILE PHONES

    BlackBerry cuts prices of new models to under B6,000

    24/05/2012 : The new BlackBerry will be available at 5,990 baht, the lowest price ever, as the handset's maker fights to gain back market share.

  • On the Move

    22/05/2012 : Smartphones and tablets allow users to be exposed to new experiences every day. You can post any item for sale from your handset in just seconds, make your TV experience more social, and immerse yourself in interactive mode thanks to the world of mobile apps, where creative and innovative ideas hail.

  • TELECOM

    Smartphones to rule roost

    18/05/2012 : Smartphone sales in Thailand will overtake those of feature phones in the next three years, thanks to soaring demand for internet-enabled devices and the upcoming 3G licence auction.

  • BUZZING

    Spiritual apps hit marketplace

    17/05/2012 : From today until Sunday evening, a section of the Paragon shopping mall assumes an unlikely incarnation for a fair dubbed Lan Bodhi: Temple in the Clouds. To provide a suitable setting for an event which aims to bring Buddhism closer to urban life, the 5th-floor Royal Paragon Hall has been transformed into a traditional temple fair, complete with booths, game and concerts featuring guest appearances by well-known monks in addition to popular singers.

  • Samart reviving mobile marketing

    16/05/2012 : Samart Corporation is stepping up marketing efforts to promote its third-generation (3G) mobile broadband service after slowing activities for four months.

  • Smartphones driving skyrocketing internet use

    15/05/2012 : The number of internet users in Thailand is expected to grow by at least 30% to 32.5 million this year, fuelled by the proliferation of smartphones and tablets along with third-generation (3G) technology growth, says the Internet Innovation Research Center.

  • Keeping Afloat

    15/05/2012 : The public can help prepare for future floods and monitor any upcoming incidents using pictures taken on a smartphone showing highest water levels and locations.

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