Mobile Phones
True Move Announces 70% Cut in Roaming Fees for International Callers
True Move recently launched a campaign to promote their international services, which cover up to 192 networks in 517 countries, worldwide. This project is targeted to post pay customers who often travel overseas; or plan to go abroad for the upcoming holidays.
‘Samsung Candy’ will sweeten its way to 35% of Bangkok’s market shareSiripun Sinbuathong 20.10.2009 | Nokia's N900 Internet tablet may be their best 'phone' everDave Weinstein 06.10.2009 |
 The Korean electronics giant, Samsung, is confident that their new teen friendly mobile phone, The Samsung Candy S3650, known as Samsung Corby in other countries, will be a hit with teenagers in Thailand and boost their market share by five percent, outselling its rival, Nokia. |  Based upon their previous NSeries Internet tablets, the N900 is a Linux based device with a large 800x480 display, but adds a quad band 3G radio where previous products have been limited to Wi-Fi only for communications. |
3G mobile phone service on holdWuttipol Khirin 21.04.2009 | THE EYE OF THE (BLACK BERRY) STORM 31.01.2009 |
 DTAC and True Move are expecting approval from the new CAT board before they offer third generation (3G) mobile phone services with high-speed packet access (HSPA) technology. |  As the battle for the smart-phone market heats up, comparisons abound between Researches In Motion’s BlackBerry Storm, released in November, and Apple’s iPhone. |
The era of the personal Internet dawns with the Nokia N97Jack Martin http://www.gizmag.com/the-era-of-the-personal-internet-dawns-with-the-nokia-n97/10485/ 14.12.2008 | |
 December 2, 2008 Nokia today unveiled the Nokia N97, the world’s most advanced mobile computer, which Nokia is hoping will transform the way people connect to the Internet and to each other. | |
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