no worries, there will be a new generation for sure.

hence i will never ever opt for a 24 months contract with the iPhone for obvious reasons.

and when the new model comes rushing in, the same cycle starts again; people start cursing profanities at maxis for the alleged "scam" and how maxis "swindled" them. very classic scenario.

congratulations on maintaining your data usage and practicing self control!

IMHO 250MB is too little whilst 500MB is too much for my consumption.


it could be. it is still a mystery to me. but right now, i have to be a little careful with my usage as opposed to my 3G days.

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Sep 13 2009, 03:10 PM

LOL. i forgot mention a very important piece of information.

over here in australia, there is no such thing as free Wi-Fi in shopping malls, et cetera.

internet is extremely serious business here. even to surf in my own university, i have to pay (after i exceed a small quota allocated each semester)

hence, the minute, you leave the house, you are reliant on your network's connection 100%

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Added on September 13, 2009, 3:21 pmmaxis is not alone i suppose.

doubt that i have heard of any networks in australia (which coincidentally all offers the iPhone) offer such a service to send such text messages.

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Sep 13 2009, 03:21 PM

that's when beejive comes into place?

despite being so expensive, it is the best value for money application that you will ever purchase, in the long run.

integrates all major IMs into one app!



This post has been edited by nokia2003: Sep 13 2009, 03:39 PM

erm because when you are on standby, you will realise that the previous connected iPhone to your Wi-Fi, has been disconnected due to "inactivity".

which also explains why, when it is turned back "on", the iPhone requires approximately 2 seconds to reconnect to Wi-Fi.

not sure if my theory makes any sense?

a highly subjective question TBH.

but if it was me, 1GB is definitely insufficient for my consumption; to tether.

whilst it is extremely lucrative to have 1GB on the iPhone, but once it goes to the big picture (tethering to PC/MAC), it is far than satisfactory.

as i was mentioning earlier, the question is highly subjective. it may be a lot for you, but not vice versa.

tether using, either the provided USB cable or bluetooth. no exceptions.

yes. as per, the included image from my iPhone


i'm with optus, as depicted on the attached image above.

no. period.

yup. not to mention, how envious you will get seeing the new iPhone model out in the market!

mana ada?

tentatively, i only have 2 cases; vaja and PF.

PF was a gift

you gotta kidding me?

i thought tinkerbel' and Iceharts' explanations would have suffice your enquiry.

i have just received this text message.

since i'm rarely in malaysia, can i just check if this incident does not occur regularly amongst hotlink users?

i must admit that, i'm beginning to like how hotlink is running their mobile internet these days (what a great and steep improvement from last time). not to mention, satisfactory coverage and speed as well (at least for the places, that i typically patronise)

just look at how attentive, hotlink is, with regard to my data consumption.

two thumbs up!

erm allocating 5MB to be used on an iPhone, is pretty much deluded.

my suggestion is to add a double zeros to the right of the '5'