The Danesh Project 2D Code. Works well on my e71 running NeoReader.
Go ahead, install NeoReader and scan the image below. You should be redirected to http://thedaneshproject.com .
Get yours now!!
T-Mobile G1
T-Mobile today officially announed it new smart phone G1 which is powered by Google Android. Watch the webcast
It might not look as cool as the iPhone but from a application standpoint it’s a whole different story.
Android market being an open market place for Android Apps will anyone to publish their apps and users will be able to choose what apps they want to install and run.
Here’s G1’s specs;
Size: 4.6 x 2.16 x 0.63 in (117 x 55 x 16 mm)
Weight: 5.6 oz (159 g)
Display: 65K color screen, HVGA (480 x 320)
Talk Time: 5 hours
Standby Time: 130 hours
Memory: expandable up to 8 GB
Camera: 3.1 MP
Google apps: Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk.
From what I’ve gathered G1 will start out at USD 176 and 25USD-35USD for the plans.
Source: GoogleSystem || TalkAndroid || T-Mobile || BBC
Couple of my pals were asking today about buying the latest iPhone 3G here in Malaysia.
Fortunately a few good business minded souls have popped up around doing just that. The 8GB is going for RM3399 wheres the 16GB model is priced at RM3699 and comes in 2 colors. Black or White.
I would love to get my hands on one but for now the price is way beyond my budget 
. Guess I’ll have to save up or hope for a kind soul to donate one to me 
But wait, there is still hope. According to Irwan iPhones 3G from NZ are legally unlocked so there is no violation of the warranty terms. Also, the price floats around RM2500.
Shot a few mails to my pals over at NZ, let’s see what they say.
Here they are;
1. iWorld - One thing’s for sure, their site is freaking impressive.
2. iMalaysian - Price is even higher. RM 4500
iPhone 3G
This might be old news but ya, Maxis is bringing in the iPhone 3G.
When? Not too sure, hopefully in the next months. How much? This is not confirmed but Maxis is planning to push the iPhone 3G for under RM1000. Most likely for RM999.99.
This is good news for all those who wanted an iPhone but never found the right channels to get one. Now everyone’s on the same playing field. However, current iPhone owners might be slightly pissed since they might loose their mobile uniqueness 
Maxis stands to benifit from this big time, I’m quite sure many are going to switch over to Maxis just for the iPhone. Celcom and Dgi will follow but when is the question.
Source: TheEdgeDaily || Delirium
