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Motorola has officially announced the Motorola Charm which is a QWERTY device running on Android 2.1 (Eclaire). The device looks pretty sleek and this will appeal for those who prefer candybar qwerty phones like Blackberry/Nokia E71.

According to motorola official website, apart from having a QWERTY keyboard, the Charm features a 2.8″ touchscreen and a touchpad behind the device called the “Backtrack”. For camera, it spots a 3MP camera with “Kodak Perfect Touch Technology” which they claims produces better and brighter pictures. For better enhanced voice call, it even has a 2nd microphone to cancel out background noise.

Just after the post regarding iPhone 4: You’re Holding It Wrong…The right way to hold iPhone 4, now, we share with you the video where dropping calls when you held your iPhone 4 left-hand.
I guess this answers the question whether to buy, or not to buy. Apparently, touching the bottom left corner of the iPhone 4 lowers the “bars” and drops your calls. If you recall from the WWDC 10 keynote, that’s where the Bluetooth / WiFi / GPS antenna meets its GSM / UMTS counterpart.

The iPhone 4 may be one of those handsets that world anxiously waits for and clamors for in throngs of crowds to get a hold of but it’s far from perfect. What always makes for a funny after launch story is taking into account the user experiences and various bugs that pop up. This time, people were having issues reception and, you’re going to love this if you haven’t heard already, the reason Mr. Jobs has provided, is because you’re probably holding it wrong. Tell me that didn’t put a smile on your face and I won’t believe you. You obviously know by now that the metal strip running around the iPhone 4 doubles up as the antenna and it seems that the receptors are placed at the bottom so if your grip just happens to be wrong, you’re not going to get the best reception. Now what would have been handy would have been a mention of the same in the user manual, preferably in diagram form.

As explanations go, this is one of the funniest I’ve heard – ‘You’re holding it wrong.’ What makes it even funnier is that Steve Jobs actually replied to a new user via email saying just this – (picture below).

After this greatest answer from Steve Jobs: “Just avoid holding it in that way.” Great job, Steve, you’re famous now.

If you’ve missed all the action at the WWDC10 keynote two nights back, now, you can watch this conference via Youtube. In this post, i will share with you the WWDC10 video together with two other video about the iPhone 4.

WWDC10: Part 1

WWDC10: Part 2

WWDC10: Part 3

WWDC10: Part 4

WWDC10: Part 5

WWDC10: Part 6

WWDC10: Part 7

WWDC10: Part 8

WWDC10: Part 9

WWDC10: Part 10

WWDC10: Part 11

WWDC10: Part 12

New Apple iPhone 4 Commercial (WWDC 2010)

Maxis just updated us via twitter regarding details of the Malaysian iPhone launch. It will not be next month but it will be within the third quarter of this year. So it looks like it will be either August or September. Again, we’re hoping its August

We just received an official statement from Maxis.

“Maxis Berhad will launch iPhone 4, the thinnest smartphone in the world with the highest resolution display ever built into a phone, in Malaysia in the coming months.”

Not much more detail have been revealed but if our predictions are right. The iPhone 4 could be here as early as August.

Now the next question is when the Digi will launch the iPhone 4, we more concern about this, because narmally Digi will offer more cheaper then Maxis. So what do you think? When will the iPhone 4 launch in Malaysia?