Migs Mobile Network

What the world needs NOT, is spam, sweet spam. Google Mail has a great way of fighting SPAM… I hardly see any on my hmail inbox. But here’s one that got through. You know what, i know some people who does reply to these spam mails.  —————– Attention please, How are you doing together with  [ Read More ]

I got an inquiry from a reader: What mobile frequencies are available in the Philippines? If you are a tourist or you are buying a phone abroad and planning to use it here in the Philippines, you will need a at least a GSM phone which is able to run  at least a 900mhz frequency  [ Read More ]

Here are some more pictures of the 12.1 megapixel cameraphone of Sony Ericsson codenamed “Idou” Imagine, 12.1 megapixels. Plus a compbination of xenon and led flash. Wowoweee! More pictures after the break.

[Press Release] In the first global election between earth and global warming, Canon Marketing Philippines votes earth. For one whole hour on March 28, Canon will turn off its billboards in the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and in Cebu, along with all lights in all its offices, branches, and service centers nationwide in support of  [ Read More ]

I’m sure you’ve heard about Smart offering Digital TV experience via Digital TV capable mobile phones. Technically, only Smart is offering Digital TV to mobile phones through their  MyTV service.  All you need is a mobile phone that can receive Digital TV signals either from DVB-H or ISDB-H.

Globe is now commercially offering their WiMax service. That’s after months of tests mostly in Cavite area as Globe’s Innove has partnered with Intel and some intel employees who are residents of Cavite did the test. If I remember right, Globe first made public of their WiMax initiative 2 years ago and was supposed to  [ Read More ]

In addition to the previous post, here are some more latest news and info with regards to digital TV in the Phillipines image source ABS-CBN to broadcast UAAP games in High Definition (HD). Peter Musngi, ABS-CBN Sports vice-president admitted there a lot of things on the horizon for the UAAP broadcast. In particular, he mentioned  [ Read More ]

On November 2006, the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) released a draft guideline – after a long study – of what type of Digital TV standard to use. They choose DVB-T (DVB is the European lead Standard for Digital TV). However, when a new NTC commisioner was appointed, another study of other possible standards to be  [ Read More ]