As the three young fighters entered the town of the high and mighty Korean lord, Samsung, they gazed upon many wonders, and heard many happening of; minature computational devices, known as netbooks, from kingdoms of Lenovo and Dell; great gatherings to be held in anticipation of new musical iPods; Google launching a new device to peer into the world, a browser called Chrome; and a new service which lets you send messenger doves to multiple social networks with a single click, called ping.fm.
Join the fighters as they tell the tales of their adventures in the world of technology this week…
Stories this week :
[1:00]Samsung Flagship Store in Singapore.
- Shoutout to Daniel Goh.
[5:45]Dell launches the Inspiron Mini
[10:23]Lenovo’s Blogger’s Night in Singapore
- Lenovo U110
[18:20]Apple event on the 7th Sepember.
[30:49]Google launches a browser, Google Chrome.
[38:37]Byte of the Week : Ping.fm
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