Maybe their price won't change but they will revise their data caps to give more it more value. I agree the pre-order won't start soon. I remember last year the pre-order started the very last days of September and in the hands of early adopters by end of October. When I put in my order for 3GS in October, only the end of November I received it. I was the in second wave. Hehehe...

Same here. I have been complaining about this issue since last year. During the day, its quite ok. During the night, don't even start with that 700kbps average download speed hehehe... its not even close to 200kbps. I noticed if I use download manager and attempt split download (multiple connections), things go up. This has everything to do with how they are managing download speeds to subscribers.

Or their DG SmartPlan 68. Its basically RM68 for unlimited data (limited to 3GB though ) plus pay as you use voice plan (0.15 per minute with the usual sms/mms rates). You exceed RM100 total bill, you get some discount (25% if not mistaken) on the RM68. If you exceed RM200 total bill, the entire RM68 is exempted. Works for any phone including BB.

It is meant to keep you interested and keep checking their website to generate traffic. That is how it goes.

Actually in strong coverage areas, the problem is still there. Remember Apple did a software update to reduce the number of reception bars and how the bars react depending on signal intensity? Apple made the bars going strong even though signal intensity has actually dropped. If you run the Apple Field Test hidden menu, you will see RSSI values. On average, with death grip... it will drop around 20dB which is actually very low (around -108dB, strong RSSI is around -80dB to -60dB).

So the problem is still there. Just hidden from the consumer since Apple change the way the reception bars represent RSSI values. This has been widely covered by Anandtech and Engadget.