its Buzz 4G Cloud Phone, not iCloud

http://www.yes.my/v2/say-yes/buzz-4g-cloud-phone.do

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Added on November 11, 2011, 8:05 pmthis could be the one?

http://www.dailywireless.org/2010/07/25/sa...4g-wimax-phone/




This post has been edited by digilife: Nov 11 2011, 08:05 PM

bro....i know that phone.used it b4...do u want to know why they call it cloud phone? it is because of the system.dun forget that i was their staff b4.

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Added on November 11, 2011, 8:20 pmthat is not the phone...

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Added on November 11, 2011, 8:22 pmcloud actually is Network Address Book (NAB).





This post has been edited by dinwaja: Nov 11 2011, 08:23 PM

how soon will the new cloud phone be available? Jan2012?

last time they said oct or nov..but now still nothing...haha...

so lets wait, i actually choosing between a Huddle and a Buzz now

buzz definitely cannot be used as hotspot..but u can use yeslife directly...and surf the net...but do remember, buzz is just a basic phone...no bluetooth,no infrared...no MMS....the only way to send picture is using email. the screen is small...so u need to use opera mini...

the main purpose of getting Buzz is to utilise the free minutes and sms in the VP package, however if tat fon can offer hotspot or joikuspot, it would be nice

anyway , lets hope YES will introduce the Android version of the wimax fon soon and i believe it subscriber base will increase tremendously

yup bro.
me too also waiting for the new cload phone, my neck ssoo loooog leow.
I also want to utlise the free phone and sms, waiting the android version. Once got it (if the price and spec is good leh, then i will cut cut cut my maxis prepaid.

last time say end oct, but now almost mid Nov leow leh.

Hi all, if i upload file using Yes 4G, is it include in quota?or only downloaded data include in quota?

included...that quota is for upload,download,video streaming and surfing....any data connection...

The cloud based address book is a well thought of value added service(VAS) that is provided to users free of charge.

It takes only about 1mb-2mb of free space of each user's email account considering they have like 2GB available to store all your contacts remotely. Only concern is privacy but it could be a life saver at times.

Those mobile operators who still charge users for this service is clearly reaping them off.

so the biggest advantage of the Buzz is its contacts storing feature rather than as a fon tat can make calls via Wimax?

if we hav a i3Gs, we too can make calls via the Yeslife App and all our contacts can be stored in the Apps itself too rite?

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Added on November 12, 2011, 6:20 pm

This post has been edited by digilife: Nov 12 2011, 06:20 PM

I did some test with my "yes go" yesterday (2011-11-12), on my way from Pudu Raya bus station, Kuala Lumpur to Seremban, by bus. I want to know how was the coverage on the KL-Seremban highway. The results are better than I have expected. Below are the screen shot of my test.

The bus usually run at around 120km/h. The connection drop around 15 times on the whole journey, where there are no signal available in between coverage gap. However it get connected within 10 to 30 second most of the time, that means the signal gap is around 300m to 1km. When the bus reach Seremban toll, the connection drop, because the bus was moving slow and the coverage there are very weak. The signal came back stable after leaving toll about 500 meters.

When you look at the screen shot below, please beware the time of my widget are not correct sometimes, the window's time at the bottom right corner are the correct one.

I hope someone else can test the other parts of highway to let us know the coverage of Yes broadband.

9:24pm Bus just came out from Pudu Raya bus station
9:27pm Bus reach Central Market, below the LRT railway
9:pm30 Bus pass by Railway Station
9:35pm bus pass by jalan lapangan terbang lama
9:38pm bus pass by Nirvana Building
9:41pm bus pass by petronas station before the KL-Seremban toll
9:43pm bus pass by KL-Seremban Toll, traffic are smooth at that time.
9:51pm
9:55pm
9:57pm
10:01pm
10:04pm
10:10pm
10:11pm
10:15pm bus leaving Seremban toll
10:17pm
10:19pm bus reach Terminal One bus station, Seremban

This post has been edited by titan0810: Nov 13 2011, 01:46 AM

along PLUS hway is no problem i think...as i always travel...when i was using Buzz...the connection is ok...

This post has been edited by dinwaja: Nov 13 2011, 02:26 PM

funny why along the NSE the connection is so good compared to FH route1?

maybe at 1st,they concentrate on PLUS...bsns ppl always travel...so...

and they make calls along the NSE too

could it be tat they are using Time as i knoe Time Dot Com hav a very impressive Fibre Optic network along the NSE

using yes for a certain period of time, so far the downloading speed is good but the problem comes when going to online gaming.

It has some lag in my online game, although the download speed can up to 200kB/s, I checked the signal bar it only has 3 (max is 5). How can I identify it? Is it go to speedtest.net to check the latency ?

Is there anyway I can boost up the signal instead of moving the yes go towards the outside? I saw there is some guide on making some aluminium to receiving the signal, is that works?

Thanks

try uninstall then reinstall...or call them...

if my ID still hav 3Gb of data and 130mins (from VP) and it is expiring on 15.11.2011, if on 16.11.2011, i buy another VP, will my data and mins be able to roll over? or lets say i buy the VP on 20/11, can i still be able to continue from mu unuse data/mins?

thanks