iPhone HD/4G: When is it coming to Malaysia?
Anticipation is building up for Steve Jobs’s keynote at WWDC10 and everyone’s crazy eager to see what Jobs will unveil. Will the iPhone HD/4G be all that we hoped for? Will the much talked about forward facing camera change the way we make and use video calls on mobile phones?
A part from the improvements, how much better is the new iPhone compared to the 3GS as well as its comtemporary competitors like the HTC Desire?
All will be unveiled tonight at the WWDC10, but the biggest question playing in our minds is when will the new iPhone make it to our shores.
The two telcos currently carrying the iPhone officially here, DiGi and Maxis are certainly ready to welcome the new iPhone. Maxis have already begun offering Micro SIMs and DiGi have openly mentioned that they are looking to offer Micro SIMs soon. So how soon can we expect the new iPhone to be available here?
We look at previous iPhone launches to see if there’s a pattern emerging.
Astro B.player: Watch World Cup live on your iPhone
We saw this peculliar Astro app on the iPhone App Store Malaysia and thought that it could very well be the app Maxis announced earlier. The one where you can watch all 64 World Cup matches live as part of Maxis’ offering as the official mobile broadcaster of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
We weren’t sure if it was, so we downloaded the app to give it a try.
Now, we’re very sure that this is the app that football fans will be using to watch World Cup matches live.
Head on over to after the jump to see the full Astro B.player play by play.
This is it people, the day many of us have been waiting for is finally here. But the controversy is not over yet. It’s no secret but there’s no certainty either, the iPhone HD/4G will (or will not) make its debut today – 7 July 2010 – but no one can be sure.
So we’ll have to wait for Jobs to deliver his keynote at WWDC10 to once and for all close this case.
Unfortunately for us Malaysian’s we’re on the other end of the globe. That means, WWDC10 which will be starting at 1000hrs PST, is going to start at 0100hrs our time.
Specifically, if you want to catch the latest updates from WWDC10 make sure you’re locked on infront of your PCs at 0100hrs, 8 June.
A few sites that are at the conference will provide live updates as things happen. Here’s our recommended list. Make sure you log on early to get the “best seats”.
We’re sad to note that one of our favourite live feeds for such Apple events – Gizmodo – will not be at WWDC10, for obvious reasons.