Advertisements After introducing free turn-by-turn navigation in nine Asian countries in September, Google now seems to be planning to add Singapore soon to the supported countries.
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Advertisements As promised, HTC has started rolling out Android 4.1 update to One X smartphone on Friday. The update is currently live in company’s home country Taiwan and Singapore. Company has also promised to release the update in other Asian countries soon.
Advertisements In a bid to move some of its mobile business out of Japan, Sharp has announced three new smartphones in the Singapore market. Powered by Android 4.0, these smartphones will land in the country in coming months. Company has partnered with distributer BrightStar to release these smartphones.
Advertisements After releasing Nexus 7 in Malaysia, Korea and Japan, Asus is going to launch Google Nexus 7 tablet in Singapore, making it the fourth Asian country in a row to get the device. According to a statement by the tablet maker, Nexus 7 will go on sale starting Saturday in the country.
Advertisements Sony Mobile has officially started selling Android powered Xperia S in Singapore. It is the first Sony branded smartphone to land in the country. This Gingerbread phone can now be purchased at a recommended retail price of S$898 without contract from all major retail stores.
Advertisements Asus has announced its much awaited Honeycomb tablet Eee Pad Slider in Singapore. This tablet will going on sale starting September 1 at the Comex Show. Company is yet to give any pricing but Asia Droid is reporting that it will be revealed soon.
Advertisements HTC today launched Android powered Facebook centric smartphone Chacha in Singapore, making it the first Asian country to get it. HTC Salsa, which was announced alongside Chacha at MWC, is already available in India and Taiwan, will be available in Singapore sometime this month.
Advertisements HTC has launched its flagship Android smartphone Sensation in Singapore. It will go on sale in the country starting tomorrow for a retail price of S$838 and will be the most affordable dual core smartphone. Other options Motorola Atrix, LG Optimus 2x and SGS2 are selling for higher MRPs.