Other features of the service include: Email notifications for new or unpaid bills, downloadable PDF bills, and limitless archive for bills. Through the service, users can also request service providers to stop sending them paper bills.

Currently, you can view digital bills from StarHub, M1, SingTel, SingPower, and NUSS in Singapore; Maxis, Digi, TNB and Astro in Malaysia; and Optus, 3Mobile and CityLink in Australia. The company says more billers will be added in 2011.

Our friends at Tech65 starts off this week with their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape: [1] Windows Phone 7 Series won’t have copy and paste, [2] Apple bans protective screen film from Apple Store, [3] iPhone browsing could be faster with Opera — if Apple approves, [4] MyTransport.SG packs travel information on the go, [5] SingTel and Ericsson Ride the Waves of LTE Technology and [6] StarHub upgrades broadband. Do click and check out their latest podcast here. You can now also listen to the Tech65 podcast here as well by coming to the blog post directly.

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Faster Starhub broadband, [2] iPhone prices in Singapore, [3] Fusion Garage Joojoo tablet rises from the ashes of the CrunchPad, [4] CrunchPad Federal Lawsuit Filed; Some Additional Thoughts and [5] Google backs world’s fastest internet cable. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] StarHub to offer iPhone, [2] Google investing in a mobile future with AdMob, [3] Google Has Acquired Gizmo5, [4] Google’s Go: A New Programming Language That’s Python Meets C++, [5] ZiiLABS ZMS-08 offers Cortex A8-powered Full HD and Flash acceleration for netbooks, [6] Xbox 360 Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm hit Nov. 17 [7] Tech65 website was hacked on monday night, [8] HackerSpace.SG. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.

We have covered Hoiio before. Read our review of Hoiio and our interview with Kok Choong, Founder and CEO of Teliwave, the company behind Hoiio.

Also, when comparing the cost of overseas calls, the writers of the article profiled sample calls made to Australia, China, Malaysia and pit Hoiio and Pfingo against telecommunications giants like Singtel, M1 and Starhub. Across the board the price of the calls made by Hoiio and Pfingo were much lower than that by Singtel, M1 and Starhub. A point of interest though, Pfingo is by Starhub, under the latter’s Advanced Multimedia Services business unit.

The article also illustrated to readers how call-back services slash mobile phones bills. I think this is a great introduction to the general public regarding cheaper ways to make calls. Since the article yesterday, Kok Choong has told me they’ve been adding 2 users every minute and there are so many calls now such that he himself has to act as customer service for a while.

Goes to show that once your product is ready for the mass market, traditional print media still goes a long way to get you into the minds of the masses. Yet if you want to reach forward-thinkers and trendsetters early in the game to first get the buzz going and to get local papers to notice you, then online publishers might be a good start.

We congratulate Hoiio for making such a splash in the local papers!

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Starhub’s Prepaid Mobile Broadband Plan, [2] Windows 7 RTMed, [3] Jolicloud (A Netbook OS designed for the Cloud) Alpha-ed, [4] Twitter Correcting Follower Counts: 1000s of Spammers Perish, [5] Facebook let you change your username – Just one more time and the Byte of the week: Google Latitude for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Do click and check out their podcast.

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Video Games Live Concert in Singapore, [2] Soundbuzz music store to shut down on July 15, [3] Singtel to launch a Music service called AMP, [4] Popular Bookshop website got hacked, [5] Facebook allows personalized username, [5] Twitter launches verified accounts, Stories: [6] MacBook family refreshed, [7] Snow Leopard announced, [8] Safari 4 annouced, MonthOfSmartPhones Discussion: [9] iPhone 3G S, [10] Singtel to launch iPhone 3GS in July. [11] Singtel to offer Tethering on iPhone3.0 OS, [12] iPhone OS 3.0 and Byte of the Week: doubleTwist for iPhone. Do click and check out their podcast.

A startup backed by the second largest telecommunications service provider in Singapore is looking for a web developer/designer intern.

Foosti, currently a small and ambitious team, is a new subsidiary of StarHub, the second largest telecommunications service provider based in Singapore. Foosti is pioneering the Toll-Free Content Model, a global first, where M1 and StarHub mobile subscribers in Singapore can access Mobile Internet content and services completely free of charge.

We are looking for people who want to make a difference developing innovative next generation advertising and communications solutions for a global audience using Web and Mobile 2.0 technologies.

The selected candidate will have the opportunity to be a key player in the online web & mobile services field, working in a start-up culture yet backed by a major telecommunications company.

The entire internship experience will:
1) Provide the selected candidate with dynamic opportunities to challenge his capabilities in web development and;
2) Allow ample room for creative juices to flow for high-quality web designing

Responsibilities

• We are looking for someone with experience in developing websites, rich web applications (AJAX based), great Flash animations and Flash applications to build the next generation of Rich internet applications and online solutions using Web 2.0/Mobile 2.0 technologies.
• Develop Rich Internet Applications using FLEX framework
• Develop web/mobile (WAP/XHTML/Flash/flash lite) applications (CMS, AJAX RIA’s, webapps etc)
• Create and deliver graphics and other visual assets to developers
• Create and manage the web/xhtml/wap sites

Requirements

• Currently a degree student in Information Technology, Computer Science / Engineering, or related fields
• Experience in web development and graphics design
• Experience in AJAX / HTML / DHTML / XML / CSS WAP/WML/XHTML/WAP development
• Experience with adobe photoshop/macromedia dreamweaver is essential
• Ability to develop Flash applications using Flex/ActionScript 3 is essential
• Ability to create Flash/Flash lite animations and applications.
• Experience in CMS development (drupal) will be an advantage
• Familiarity with LAMP environment is an advantage
• Hardworking and responsible with strong interpersonal skills

Arrangements & Benefits

• The selected candidate will commence work at Foosti with immediate notice
• A competitive monthly stipend will be provided throughout the internship. The amount of the stipend will be based on the qualifications and experience of the selected candidate
• The selected candidate will enjoy flexible working hours and an innovation-centric working environment
• The selected candidate will gain from the many learning opportunities available, particularly from Foosti’s international and well-experienced staff

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] HP opens up Touchsmart to Third-Party developers, [2] Windows 7 showed off at PDC, [3] Windows Azure revealed, [4] Starhub delays iPhone sale, [5] Apple activates podcast downloads in 2.2 firmware and Byte Of The Week: Goosync. Do click and check out their podcast.

From the Tech65 team, here are the highlights of their podcast: Stories this Week: (a) BarcampSingaporeII, (b) Singapore students putting their identities at risk?, (c) StarHub ‘blocking file-share program’ aka BitTorrent, (d) SingTel launches mio TV on Mobile, (e) HTC Touch Diamond launches in Singapore, (f) Asus to embed Linux into all motherboards, (g) MS Office to support outside open formats, (h) Guitar Hero World Tour and finally, byte of The week: Google Browser Sync. Click here for the main podcast of the episode. If you don’t think you have enough, check the additional podcast with the Tech65 interviewing Ridzuan and U-Zyn, the founders of Widgeo.us.