We did some coverage on HP Print Apps and ePrint, and yes there are some great buys for that if you’re interested.

1. HP Photosmart Wireless b110a All-in-One (Usual price: S$229, Comex price: No Change + Bag)

High-quality, networkable all-in-one with wireless and bluetooth connectivity for the tech-savvy family.

2. HP Photosmart Premium Fax e-All-in-One C410a *NEW* (Usual price: S$469, Comex price: No Change + Trolley)

HP’s versatile fax-enabled all-in-one with HP ePrint.

Other *STAR BUYS* that are being offered by HP:

1. HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf MFP (Usual price: S$389, Comex price: S$338 + Trolley)

Smart, multifunctional, compact and easy to install the Laserjet Pro M1212NF is HP’s most affordable 4in1 laser multifunction printer (MFP). Featuring industry-first HP Auto-On/Auto-Off Technology and industry-first HP Smart Install Technology, the Laserjet Pro M1212NF is designed to perfectly meet the diverse daily office needs of SOHO & SMB users. Users can easily print, copy, scan and fax from one compact machine—with Ethernet connectivity and energy-saving features.

2. HP Color LaserJet CP1515n Printer (Usual price: S$599, Comex price: S$468 + Trolley + HP Extended Warranty)

The HP Color LaserJet CP1515n printer provides high-impact printing for near professional-quality business materials, and is one of the latest HP Color LaserJet printer to ship in parallel with the enhanced HP Marketing Resources software. Featuring newly formulated HP ColorSphere toner, the HP Color LaserJet CP1515n printer produces professional-quality documents with a wider range of colors, higher gloss and improved business photo resolution than previous generations. Additionally, customers will enjoy convenient and time-saving features such as fast print speeds, HP Instant-on Technology and a collection of pre-configured shortcuts that allow single-click options for general everyday printing of envelopes, cardstock, glossy paper and much more.

3. HP Officejet 6500 Wireless All-in-One (Usual price: S$399, Comex price: No Change + Bag + $30 Shopping Voucher)

Featuring the exclusive HP Scalable Printing Technology, the HP Officejet 6500 All-in-One series delivers the impact of color for up to 40 percent less cost per page and energy use than lasers. Designed to help home-office and micro-business customers increase efficiency and maximize productivity, the HP Officejet 6500 All-in-One series offers a multitude of features including fast print speeds and embedded wired and wireless networking options.

4. HP Deskjet F4480 All-in-One (Usual price: S$149, Comex price: S$119 + Bag + $20 Shopping Voucher)

The HP Deskjet F4480 All-in-One is an easy-to-use and affordable print, copy and scan solution with a modern design and intuitive control panel. Featuring Original HP Ink for laser-quality prints, this printer also offers resource-conserving printing.

Just DK and Justin Lee

Stories this week:
[1:50] Google and Verizon Net Neutrality
[21:50] Gartner: HTC enters top 10 for Q2 2010
[29:55] Oracle Sues Google Over Android

Justin, DK, Justin

Stories this week:
[1:04] Google Stops Google Wave Development
Let’s Celebrate Google’s Biggest Failures
[12:03] Google Multiple Sign-in, Now Available
[15:23] RIM announces BlackBerry Torch and BlackBerry OS 6
[24:07] The 7 people who can restart the Internet

The Tech65 crew visits Nokia to take a close look at the Nokia N8 smartphone, Nokia’s first Symbian^3 device, which will be available in Singapore in a few weeks time.

Special thanks to our friend Preetam, who lent us his Panasonic Lumix GH1 when our camera ran out of battery.

Hey guys, we happen to stumble upon 3 Norton Internet Security 2010 copies to give away. That’s right, 3 copies worth SGD$58.99 each. How do you get them? Just comment before 27th August 2010 on this blog post, or send us an email 65bits [at] tech65 [dot] org telling us you want the Norton Internet Security 2010. We will randomly pick 3 people to receive this Norton Internet Security 2010. What are you waiting for? Comment now!

This is only available to people living in Singapore. Sorry guys.

Update: Giveaway has ended. We will announce the winners shortly and email them separately. Good luck everyone!

Update 2: Due to popular demand, we’ve somehow dug up 2 extra copies of Norton Internet Security 2010 to giveaway. Now we have 5 winners! Here are the names of the winners:

SasukeKenzan
Wenqiang
Ong Chee Hao
Chan Whye Jie
Flora Li

If you have won, you’ll receive an email within the next few days. Contact us if you don’t and we’ll look into it.

If you don’t already know why you need Norton Internet Security 2010, here’s more information about it.

Norton Internet Security 2010 (NIS 2010)

• NIS 2010 guards PC, network, online activities and user’s identities with innovative, intelligent detection technologies optimized to combat today’s aggressive, rapid-fire attacks.
• It provides easy-to-understand threat and performance information to help families avoid future threats and keep their PCs running fast.

Key features of NIS 2010

• Revolutionary reputation-based security technology, Quorum, that leverages the anonymous software usage patterns of Symantec’s extensive volunteer user community to automatically identify entirely new spyware, viruses and worms.
• New Parental Controls that can keep parents in the loop on their kids’ online activities so that they can teach their children good Internet habits and help keep them safe.
• With improved Norton Safe Web technology, it blocks Internet threats before they can infect user’s PC. So families can browse, buy and bank online with confidence.
• Norton IdentitySafe provides one-click log-ins and automatic form filling to prevent key loggers from stealing users’ information.
• SONAR 2 (Symantec Online Network for Advanced Response) uses online intelligence and proactive monitoring to detect and stop new threats.
• Norton Download Insight analyzes downloads, files and applications and lets users know if they can be trusted to be safe before they install and run them.
• Norton Insights scans only files at risk for fewer, shorter scans, using less memory than any other security suite making NIS 2010 the fastest, lightest security suite for protection.
• Norton System Insight gives users an overview of recent events on their PC such as installs, downloads, scans and detected threats, so they can see what events may have impacted their PC’s performance.
• Monthly report tells users what Norton Internet Security has done in the past month to protect them and their PC with free 24×7 support by phone, email, live chat or online knowledge base.

This week we take a look at the HTC Desire, essentially a slightly redesigned Google Nexus One with HTC Sense. We also take a look at a known hardware bug found in this device.

Link: HTC Desire

Related Videos: Google Nexus One, HTC Hero (HTC Sense preview)

Justin, DK, Justin

Stories this week:
[1:22] Official: HTC rolling out Android 2.2, 720p video, iTunes sync to unlocked Euro Desires this weekend
[7:47] HP Won’t Make Any Windows Phone 7 Devices
[12:00] Apple starts patenting mobile app ideas
[16:07] StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
12 Years of Wait – StarCraft II : Wings of Liberty
[23:40] iPhone 4 and 3 Mid-night Launches
[32:00] RSVP to Tech65 Party 2010

This week we take a look at the retail Samsung Wave, Samsung’s first Bada device which we had the opportunity to take a sneak peek of a few months ago. Has much changed since thing? You decide!

Link: Samsung Wave