I Don't trust wireless

can they be sued for false information/marketing technique.. since its MISLEADING ?


agree with you on that, but for occasional use its ok

Wireless have too much drawbacks, plus one base station only can support up to certain of users at the same time "FOR THE WHOLE AREA". Lol, Wireless broadband definitely won't be replace wired broadband or for Home used. Wireless tend to support outdoor used, light surf. But not for heavy downloaders.

I don't trust either, especially those claims or testimonials.

ClearWire the most popular WiMax provider in US, also having too much complains and frustrated customers on their its slow connection and inconsistent speed. So, WiMax just another failure wireless technology, it still unable to cope with real time performance.

Campaign and launch, speed will be the most fake one. The computer which used to test the speed, of course will be easily hit the maximum speed, because that computer was the only 1 user for whole Wimax network.

Some people do believed it, they are easily conned by it. Naive
Comes to real time performance, it could be a ugly page.

This post has been edited by Acrisius: Nov 4 2010, 12:56 PM

In US they are start marketing HSPA+ as 4G, i think it's even worse than here?

if they plan to have around 2000++ base to cover the peninsular malaysia do you think it's sufficient.. or not? and they base on north-south highway. meaning you can access internet during travel. currently they have 65% base up. even in korea who implement wimax 4g earlier than us doesn't reach the speed as stated in ITU. there's pros and cons for wireless.. wireless is to enable mobility...

matilah company ini
sure limit kaokao

check it out here!

http://www.yes.my/en/index.aspx

according to their website, no limit, no cap. check it our here!
http://www.yes.my/en/index.aspx

where exactly in the site does it say that ?? show me a screenshot plz.. maybe i missed it..

all i know is they say "pay for what you use"....

The site did not say a crap. just stupid marketing words. (well... at least until 19th nov 2010)
if they expect ppl to surf normal web = FAIL
people will use their device to exploit whatever resources is available = TRUE

so unless their 24/7 usage's value beats many of it's competitors it is not really attractive.

read here!
http://www.yes.my/en/why-yes/more-reasons-...et-for-all.aspx

I got a feeling its gonna be another P1 Wimax fakup..... 4G tech sux big time...after subscribing with p1 for 16 months..and actually paying only for 3 months.... i had enuf of 4g crap...PHAIL!...

you guys are comparing the existing lousy P1 with the new players from YTLE. If you know this company well, they will not roll out something which they do not have the confidence in. YTL is already proven to be the brand that you can trust as all the projects they bring out will be a quality one, unlike some company that give empty promises without caring their company goodwill. They will get my subscription for sure due to it's own branding, unlike TM or Unifi which is doomed to fail in the future as you're getting half of what you're paying.

Mr. Lee, please train your forumers. This is too obvious !

well the important part is still this

so 10gb 50 bux ?, no rate at all if its absurd then the service can close down even before its launch...

so since they are following pay as you use formula.. I"M VERY SURE THERE WILL BE NO THROTTLING OR TRANSPARENT PROXY ? implemented since we are paying for what we use....

Mr.Lee ? siapa tu ?

Average real time speed by Yes is around 11mbps as shown at their Twitter site.

Still betten than nothing. Crap TMnut can't even deliver 512kbps on a 4mbps ADSL line during at night.

That wasn't their average speed, in order to get an average you must perform more than 1 test. They did ONE test to a LOCAL server.

And even if 11Mbps was their average speed... that is with ZERO subscribers on the network.

Think before you speak.

From what I've heard, no throttling... but then again, the rates I have heard are in no way cheap or even competitive to other pay-as-you-go solutions (think along the lines of buying a HotLink SIM just to surf data with no promotions). All hearsay, but from reliable sources.

another internet service in MY ?
wow i expect it =D

So tell me, what 4G phones are there in the market today?