ASSOCIATION AWARDS

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                    [Title] => A winner in the D500
                    [Summary] => Samsung phones are probably known more for their form than their function. But that will change now that the D500, the South Korean electronics giant’s first mobile phone with Bluetooth, is here. Launched last Thursday night at a high-profile, celebrity-studded shindig at Embassy at The Fort, the new D500, which should have a retail price of approximately P26,000, is a business phone that looks so fashionable, it won’t look out of place in the boardroom or on a modeling ramp.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-04-02 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Sony Ericsson T610 adjudged best handset
                    [Summary] => CANNES, France – The global trade association of GSM operators, manufacturers and suppliers has adjudged the Sony Ericsson T610 as the Best Wireless Handset. 


The Sony Ericsson T610, described as "the mobile that has everything," features an integrated camera, a large 65K color screen and 32-voice polyphonic system.


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                    [Title] => RP firm is finalist in GSM awards
                    [Summary] => Once again the Filipino has proven his competence and technological ingenuity in the global GSM arena. A Philippine company is the lone Asian nominee to be included in the final four of the 2002 GSM Association Awards, which is considered the Oscars in the global GSM industry.


WolfPac Communications Inc., a mobile applications development company based in the Philippines, is a finalist in the Best Wireless Applications Developer Category. The other three finalists in this category are from Ireland and France.


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A winner in the D500

By Manny N. de los Reyes | April 2, 2005 - 12:00am

Samsung phones are probably known more for their form than their function. But that will change now that the D500, the South Korean electronics giant’s first mobile phone with Bluetooth, is here. Launched last...

Telecoms

Sony Ericsson T610 adjudged best handset

March 8, 2004 - 12:00am

CANNES, France – The global trade association of GSM operators, manufacturers and suppliers has adjudged the Sony Ericsson T610 as the Best Wireless Handset. The Sony Ericsson T610, described as "the...

Telecoms

RP firm is finalist in GSM awards

February 16, 2002 - 12:00am

Once again the Filipino has proven his competence and technological ingenuity in the global GSM arena. A Philippine company is the lone Asian nominee to be included in the final four of the 2002 GSM Association Awards,...

Business