Asus Fonepad Review : Will It Be Your Next Tablet Upgrade?

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From the same brand that gave us the Transformer Pad and the Taichi, now comes the Fonepad, one of the few seven-inch tablets with 3G phone and internet access ever introduced here in the Philippines.

You must admit that a seven-inch tablet pressed to your ear will surely turn a few heads. You should be prepared for some rather odd stares from strangers should you decide to put the FonePad to your ear and make a phone call in public. A device or gadget that can be used as a standard smartphone aside from being a tablet, will surely looked great as promised.

The strikingly cool looking Asus FonePad is one of those combination or merging of a Smartphone and a tablet - more widely accepted to be called a "Phablet".

Torque Droidz Drive : My First Glimpse, Review to Follow

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Tablets are in a boom right now and the trend has dictated that it will remain to stay on top of the primary mobile computing requirement of the techie and not-so-techie but chic and cool gals and guys out there, including you!

We have another gadget to review soon and its the Torque Droidz Drive tablet - aside from the other tablets lined up consisting of different brands and models that comes from brands like Asus, Arc and other big and small brands.

Some are new, some are old players but it will be their first time to dabble into this product. The Philippines is not their guinea pig though, other countries has also been introduced "oriented" to these new products.

ISPs in the Philippines - Money Talks - Morale Walks

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I've come across a very interesting write-up at a forum in Garena, and as a gamer we've actually known the problem (and the culprit) a long time ago already, and with this particular write-up (or more likely a complaint) it just reaffirms our suspicion and wild guess, or most probably our very educated assumption (being an IT and ECE and all familiar with technology specifically in telecommunications.

This is definitely true whether they deny it or not, or have a SMART reasoning or excuse, it all boils down to who has the most money to spend just to get away with obvious mischief.

"Here in Philippines there are a lot of other causes for latency for us gamers - the worst being PLDT - yes you read that right, PLDT is intentionally disrupting online gaming in the Philippines. I will explain in greater detail".

I assume you've experienced long delays on texting between Globe and SMART or vice versa?

I've never come across any other Telco being as manipulative towards their customers as PLDT/SMART.