nope

guys/gals, kyl3 is right. Any unlocked 3G model will work with umobile broadband.

welcome to the elite club!

dont forget to post some speedtest

if u buy prepaid from their centre at timesquare, they will register immediately and ready for use in around 5-10minutes (if they do that right away).

then u just need to topup enough to subscribe any plans (rm6 to rm68).

read post #1 about what the "unlimited" means. technically, it is 5GB with FUP. But users are getting 15-20GB quota before the throttling kicks in.

no service is truly unlimited. try using digi/maxis/celcom/p1wimax. all got FUP.

http://www.u.com.my/faqs/u-broadband-postpaid

Will my monthly subscription fee be pro-rated if I activate U Broadband plans in the middle of the month?

Will my monthly subscription fee be pro-rated if I terminate U Broadband in the middle of the month?

[FAQ #9] UB6, UB10, UB20, and UB40: After reached quota, charges is PAYU rate = RM0.01/KB. Speed remains the same.

[FAQ #7] UB68: FUP kicks in at 5GB but no extra charges if you keep using it (aka "unlimited"). However, speed during FUP will be throttled to 384kbps.

http://www.u.com.my/policies-terms-and-con...adband-postpaid

This post has been edited by cybpsych: Aug 16 2010, 05:52 PM

i think full quota. u can check the ubroadband balance status via umb *118#

welcome to our elite club


*now i really hate lyn skinning the whole forum*

http://www.u.com.my/broadband-coverage/coverage-map

only when outside of umobile's own network

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=35310124

http://www.maxis.com.my/personal/mobile/br...nternet_FAQ.pdf

@mitodna, u might want to update your sig with this official press release on the digi roaming this year: http://www.u.com.my/node/207

try prepaid if unsure.

not expensive at all. RM8 for the prepaid pack. comes with RM5 airtime. topup RM30+RM30+RM5 then you can subscribe UB68 highest broadband speed.

try it for 1 month. if not satisfy, no need to topup again

no, u have to have at least RM68 credit to subscribe UB68 plan.

since topup denomination is only RM5, RM10, and RM30, the combination you need to topup is 30+30+5 = 65. new prepaid pack has RM5 credit, so 65+5=70, just enough to subscribe UB68.

each subscription (ub68) valid for 30 days.

who said?

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Added on August 19, 2010, 4:48 pmMy prepaid balance and broadband subscription.




http://www.u.com.my/u-broadband/plans

This post has been edited by cybpsych: Aug 19 2010, 04:48 PM

MDMA is designed for huawei modems. e1762 works beautifullly.


FYI: New Mobile Partner UTPS16.001.06.01.500 for all Huawei modem dongle.

Features: Multilanguage, USSD, Voice, MMS, and other plugins. Latest Huawei driver version 3.09.03 for all Windows system.

Flasher and dashboard tested working great on E1762



p/s: The Connection History feature is nice. It tracks all your broadband connection data, including Streamyx (if the dashboard is loaded b4 connection is initiated). Not so sure if the data is accurate

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Added on Best feature: Integration into Windows 7's Network & Sharing Center

Obviously, the signal bar calculation is different than Mobile Partner's.

p/s: I have an integrated LAN connected to adsl modem. Mobile broadband dialling always fail (for me). Not sure if it's something to do with the the driver or my Win7 Connecting via Mobile Connect works fine.

Tried all methods, disable firewall, tweaking dns servers/gateway, everything fails.

If I remove the LAN cable (from adsl modem), dialing works fine for the mobile broadband.

[Before connection]--------------------------------------------------[After connection]


This post has been edited by cybpsych: Aug 20 2010, 09:28 AM

flasher is used to update the software/firmware in the modem.

if you dont want to do that, just use the standalone dashboard software.

havent tried 1day plan, but it could be 24hrs cycle for the validity period.

that means your plan will expire on 21/8/2010 1am.


if doubt, check the FAQ from the website or call CS to find out.

no. reader post #1 on the plan table.

speed is according to which plan you subscribe.