Indonesia’s smartphone world was quite a barren realm, back in 2018 -2019. Due to the country’s policy about local content in electronics, only some of the biggest names in the smartphone world survives. LG, once a great brand, left its mobile division in Indonesia. What’s left? Of course, only the bigger names: Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, […]
(This was written in January 2019) Greetings, readers. It’s been more than a year since I’ve posted any tech topic blog post. Last time, I was moving back my daily driver to LG G6 from Samsung Galaxy S7. Little did you know that after that move, I’ve moved to LG V30+ and LG G7+ ThinQ. […]
(This post is originally made in July 2017) Greetings everyone. I’d like to share my thoughts and impressions regarding my recent move back to the latest flagship of LG and my experience after around 2 months. A little bit of background story first: I was kind of a loyal LG user; I used G2 in […]
Hello everyone… You might have noticed that I haven’t written anything since 2 or 3 months ago… and now since the CES is happening, I should have a bunch of things to write about… But that’s not how this blog goes… this is not just some tech news updater… (hell, we already have that much […]
Feelings are the most curious things that set each other together, or drift apart. Time is the key to dissolute and letting go. Happiness is not found anywhere else; it’s always near; it’s inside. In the end, we are in control of our own.
I’m sure I’m not the only one to think about Mi Mix like this, but I can’t help to think that… this… *taken from digit.in is some kind of rebranding and specced up of this… *image taken from AOL
Everyone knows that officially Google has discontinued the Nexus product line with Pixel being the successor. What about the Indonesian scene? *image taken from http://blog.paisawapas.com/nexus-6p/
*image taken from phonearena.com I have this notion or tendency of choosing the non mainstream choice. When the public was stormed and in awe with the almighty Symbian and Nokia, I comfortably lived with my Sony Ericsson Walkman Series. Even in the rise of the Blackberry wave, I got the Samsung Star (yeah, that Samsung […]
I bet, until this post is published, most of the majority of the people still think that wearable tech is uncommon. But in this article from digitalpulse, the number of wearable users are growing steadily. But I’m not gonna write much about adoption rate, I’d rather narrate the history of wearables, especially in Indonesia. The cellular […]
First of all, credits to Gadgetin for creating these two videos; of which inspires me to write this post: Samsung Fanboy Xiaomi Fanboy Why Samsung? Why Xiaomi? It is kinda established and widely known in Indonesia that Samsung Indonesia is kind of fierce in terms of pricing that some of the consumers found the products are somehow […]
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