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As a foreigner living in another country – be it Korea or Timbuktu – those little everyday necessities become a little more necessary, and the mobile phone is certainly up there in the top five list, along with foreign currency, a map, a dictionary and mosquito spray.

As a foreigner living in another country – be it Korea or Timbuktu – those little everyday necessities become a little more necessary, and the mobile phone is certainly up there in the top five list, along with foreign currency, a map, a dictionary and mosquito spray.

Samsung was playing it large at CommunicAsia this year, showing off a multitude of shiny new handsets at its huge booth in the Singapore expo center.

It may be time for Chinese firm Huawei to deliver a bit of a smackdown to Apple’s iPad, in the form of its new SmaKit S7 tablet running Android 2.1.

The Japanese handset industry remains an enigma shrouded in mystery for most of the world outside of Japan, but at this year’s CommunicAsia in Singapore, RCR Unplugged managed to spend some time at the Japanese firm’s booth, pulling its handsets apart – literally.

We bring you some more tasty tidbits from the show floor out here in Singapore

Roaming the halls at CommunicAsia in Singapore this week, RCR managed to get an up-close and personal encounter with the Y-Phone and see why Yahoo is so excited about its potential for the APAC region

Intel certainly doesn’t want to be left sitting on the bench when it comes to the tablet game, and used the recent Computex expo in Taiwan to show what skills it brought to the table.

Computex 2010, the massive Taipei electronics expo is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, with a slew of new gizmos and gadgets, smartphones and tablets on display.

Computex 2010, the massive Taipei electronics expo is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, with a slew of new gizmos and gadgets, smartphones and tablets on display.

LG shows off its phone wares at Korea’s IT World Show

LG shows off its phone wares at Korea’s IT World Show

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has launched several more lawsuits against major telcos – AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile – in its battle to receive payment for patents it holds on Wi-F

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has launched several more lawsuits against major telcos – AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile – in its battle to receive payment for patents it holds on Wi-F