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Need for Speed Shift 2 Unleashed available for iOS device

Need for Speed Shift 2 Unleashed has just been released for the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad, which is a sequel of the game made by Electronic Arts, Need for Speed Shift.

Series of  NFS Shift is intended for racing and gaming addicts have a very spectacular display graphics, this game is recommended for iOS user. Unfortunately this game is not free, the users can download games NFS "Shift 2" for the iPhone and iPod Touch with a price of $ 4.99 and games NFS "Shift 2 Unleashed" for iPad with $ 6.99

FEED YOUR NEED FOR THE ULTIMATE SPEED! Experience the high-velocity action and eye-popping visuals of the most awesome Need For Speed ever

• Burn rubber as you shift your way to the top of the leaderboards – only on Origin. Register to unlock exclusive cups, leaderboards and free NFS cash!
• Now whip through the trees of The Black Forest, the deserts of Abu Dhabi, and the waterfronts of Rio as you fight to the finish line. Feel every scrape, bump, and burn out with vividly rendered visuals.
• You’re in the cockpit with the helmet cam: push it to the limit with realistic racing controls that simulate the visceral velocity of being behind the wheel at 200mph.
• Test your skills on more than 20 Quick Race Trials featuring 40 of the hottest cars, including the exclusive Pagani Huayra! Run the Circuit with multiple game modes and over 40 events.
• Earn credits and upgrade your car’s acceleration, tires, and suspension. Power up with nitrous boosts, and personalize your car with spoilers, rims, specialized paint jobs, and body kits.
• Experience racing evolved and unleash your inner driver with SHIFT 2 Unleashed!

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Rumor: XL Axiata to release iPhone 4 in Indonesia on April 26

It seems that we're getting information about XL Axiata's imminent iPhone 4 launch. XL has been actively contacting app developers who have agreed to have their apps featured during the company's launch of the iPhone 4 and recently it has increased its communications with the group. Additionally, plans for the launch have been leaked on Twitter.

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Posted by Aulia Masna 

Telkomsel iPhone sales surged

Telkomsel's VP channel management Gideon Eddie Purnomo on Monday revealed that the company had sold 25 thousand iPhone 4s since its launch in December. This far exceeded the company's sales rates of both the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, with the most popular model being the one with 16 GB storage, clearly for being more affordable. 

Posted by Aulia Masna 

XL's iPhone 4 to come in black and white

Following the confirmation that XL is set to release its own batch of iPhone 4s into the Indonesian market, word got out that the company has placed an order for 25 thousand iPhones and that they would be the white variant as opposed to the current black models carried by Telkomsel.

Apple only just yesterday confirmed through a message on Twitter by SVP worldwide product marketing Phil Schiller that white iPhone 4s would ship in spring, which would be between now and June.

XL's launch will therefore probably be timed to match or follow the release date of the white iPhone 4s. However, despite what was said yesterday, we received information that XL's iPhones will not be all white. There will be a mix of both black and white iPhones according to a source and that the company has confirmed the shipment of black iPhone 4s while waiting for word from Apple about the white units.

The prospect of all white iPhones from XL and all black iPhones from Telkomsel as differentiating factors between the two carriers' offerings would be rather intriguing and would make an interesting market study but it looks like we won't be seeing that situation any time soon.

Posted by Aulia Masna 

Should you get iPhone 4 from XL?

With Indonesia's XL Axiata releasing the iPhone 4 “in the coming months,” it immediately begs the question posed as the title of this piece. Should you get it from XL?

Since 2009, Telkomsel has been Indonesia's sole iPhone carrier but it hasn't managed to meet the demand for iPhone 4, having sold out since January and is quickly selling out its latest shipment. While sales of iPhone 3G and 3GS were disappointing (50 thousand units in two years combined), Telkomsel can take heart that the iPhone 4 is in extremely high demand, despite having almost no more in stock.

In a few months Apple is expected to release the next version of the iPhone which is clearly still under wraps but word around the web says it will feature at least Near Field Communication, possibly a dual core processor and better graphics processor, matching or perhaps exceeding that of iPad 2.

When the iPhone 4 was launched in the US last year, its hardware specification leapt over that of the original iPad. It is perhaps reasonable to expect the same this time around, although no one can be sure until the actual launch day which is still unannounced.

Historically Indonesia, as well as the rest of Southeast Asia had always been on Apple's last few waves of roll outs. In Indonesia in particular, iPhone 3G was launched in March of 2009, 3GS in February 2010, and iPhone 4 in December 2010.

With the next iPhone looming, should anyone wait for XL to release its iPhone 4?

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Posted by Aulia Masna 

Apple ready to add NFC in iPhone 5

Apple is preparing to introduce Near Field Communication (NFC) services or payment by using mobile devices in the next generation iPhone, according to reports  get from Bloomberg.

This service is based on "Near-Field Communication," technology that can send and receive information at a distance of up to 4 inches, because it will embedded in the next iteration of the iPhone and iPad 2. Both products will likely be introduced this year. Citing an engineer who works on Apple hardware for this project.
Apple recently has hired NFC expert named Benjamin Vigier to work as Product Manager of Mobile Commerce.

[via Bloomberg]

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

iPhone 4 CDMA seem to be coming in Asian region

Yes, we all know about iPhone 4 CDMA version has been released by Verizon Wireless for United States region, but these iPhone 4 CDMA also seems to be coming soon in Asia.

Some of the Asian region are  Japan, South Korea and China, as we all know that these areas is  laden with manufacturers of telecommunications technology. According to the Digitimes website, Apple plans to sell as many as 7 million units of iPhone 4 CDMA in this region during the first quarter of 2011.

[via DigiTimes]

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Telkomsel iPhone 4 pricing

Along with the official announcement of iPhone 4 launch, Telkomsel also revealed its postpaid pricing for kartuHALO customers alongside the prepaid simPATI Turbo outright pricing we reported yesterday.

Posted by Aulia Masna 

Telkomsel to launch iPhone 4 next week

Following yesterday's leak of iPhone 4 pricing from Telkomsel, the company today revealed its actual plans for the launch day which will be held this very month. iPhone 4 will be officially available for sale next week, 17-19 December 2010

Unlike in years past when it took Telkomsel somewhere between two to three months following the pre-order period to launch the phones, this time the company wasted little time.

On 17-19 December, Telkomsel will hold two concurrent events in two cities. Jakarta will have its launch at Senayan City while Surabaya will have its launch at Tunjungan Plaza 3 level 5. Events will then continue at Mall Kelapa Gading 3 in Jakarta from the 20th to the 26th.

The first 500 iPhone 4 buyers at each venue on the weekend will receive a free case and Telkomsel customers will receive cash back by redeeming their Telkomsel Poin.

Those who switch their iPhone 4 Simpati Turbo package number and bonuses to their existing kartuHalo postpaid plan will receive an extra 500MB data allowance per month, making it 1GB of data every month for 12 months.

Posted by Aulia Masna 

Telkomsel iPhone 4 pricing leaked?

We have received from id-iPhone mailing list what may be Telkomsel's pricing plan for its upcoming iPhone 4 which as of right now is still under pre-order period. We have yet to confirm the authenticity of this leaked brochure but if it is real, it's good news for iPhone enthusiasts. An iPhone reseller partner confirmed the prices to us along with a possible launch location in Jakarta, Score at Cilandak Townsquare.

As it is only one side of the brochure, there's no telling what information are given on the other side. As it stands, the brochure states that the 16GB iPhone will sell for Rp 6,999,000 and the 32GB for Rp 8,199,000 and will include 500MB of monthly data and 20 MMS for 12 months on prepaid plans. This means iPhone 4 in Indonesia could be selling for very slightly less than its iPhone 3GS counterparts which are still selling for 7,1 million and 8,3 million accordingly. 

Bear in mind Telkomsel has historically announced iPhone pricing plan less than one week prior to launch day, so these are not confirmed prices.

Posted by Aulia Masna