Win Gadgets for Next Year, Courtesy of Fizzer

Apparently to get more Filipinos to sign up for accounts, local social-networking site Fizzer is holding a gadget-heavy New Year contest, designed to reward people who get the most to register at the site. More »

• Mon Dec 21 2009
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You Should Only Buy the New iPod nano If You…

Want an iPod but can’t afford the iPod classic or touch Want an iPod but find the iPod classic or touch too bulky Are fine with a camera that can take videos but not pictures, at this kind of quality: Have waited long for an iPod with a built-in FM radio Have waited long for an iPod with a [...] More »

• Mon Nov 23 2009
• 3 Opinions

New iPod Prices in the Philippines

Here are local prices for the new iPods: the iPod shuffle starts at P3,290, while the 8GB iPod nano will retail for P8,790. The 160GB iPod classic will cost P14,490, and the basic iPod touch goes for P11,490. A complete price table follows. More »

• Fri Sep 18 2009
• 10 Opinions

8GB iPod nanos Going for P7,000

Quick! My friend Renwick is selling 8GB iPod nanos (the newest ones) for only P7,000! Available colors: violet, yellow, green, blue, black, silver. The catch is you have to text Renwick at +639163378632 and reserve yourself a unit by tomorrow (a Monday) at the latest. More »

• Sun Mar 22 2009
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The Most Affordable iPods We’ve Heard About

Yep, the Apple Store is now available in the Philippines. But unless the iPod buyer wants their new toy engraved, they can still enjoy significantly lower prices from other local retailers. Continue to see details of the lowest local iPod prices that we know. More »

• Wed Nov 12 2008
• 1 Opinion

Is the 4G nano Worth Buying?

Reader rose recently expressed her opinion over 4G iPod nano vs. 3G iPod nano: It’s quite disappointing that you didn’t compare [...] More »

4G iPod nano for P8,000

A brand-new black, white, or “pink” iPod nano (fourth-gen, 8GB version) for P8,000. Continue for details. More »

• Tue Sep 23 2008
• 5 Opinions

4G iPod nano vs. 3G iPod nano

International affiliate The Gadget Blog got its hands on the newest iPod nano, and the one that came before that. Continue to see for yourself: the 4G iPod nano is slightly thinner, yet shares practically the same screen (in terms of size and brightness) as its predecessor. Continue to see for yourself. More »

• Wed Sep 17 2008
• 7 Opinions