so.. YES! is only good for super light user <1GB

coz for <1GB users, it is the cheapest currently

anyway, think another way and remember what our minister always said in Parliament.

Please do not bring Apple and Orange come to compare.

Therefore, with RM67.50 may be you can get 100 of apple and RM68 will be 80 oranges.

Quantity of nutritious also different.

your right indeed.....

I also come back from the launch just now.

I actually show their technical guy that their internal pages cannot be loaded even on their PCs during the launch. He admitted that the servers are overloaded and he can't do much about it.

I enquire why all the access point at the launch are all pointing to IP range of 124.xxx.xxx.xxx and he said that how they configure it. It seems their servers are hosted in oversea and their pipe couldn't sustain the traffic volume during the launch.

I wonder if their dongle can work with any of those 3G wireless router. If not then the next option is to get the hubble. However they couldn't tell me at what speed the WLAN are operating at.

The gateway is only available in Dec but the problem for me is that it only has one LAN port. It forces every machine to use WLAN to connect to it instead of a wire connection.

I guess I will wait for other service provider to review their price before I change my data plan.

website down more than 3 hours also unable to recover...

can you imagine when you unable to access internet and make complaints with them ....zzzz (3 days, 3 weeks or 3 months to settle the problem?)

it say dont need sim. so can use on any phone?

3 years than their revise the price .....that time new 4.5G...introduce maybe.

While waiting for the link to load, I was looking at the URL displayed at the botton of the browser and it doesn't look familiar to me. Now that I am at home I took a peek at their page source and noticed they use eXo Platform for their portal and ECM. I wonder if this platform could be the source of the slowness.

I am not familiar with eXo Platform so I don't know how robust is it in handling the kind of traffic everyone is throwing at it like just now.

Just a thought.

can if your phone can use wifi

get the hubble

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Added on November 19, 2010, 10:09 pmbut I hope REAL 4G phones (HTC EVO, Samsung Epic) can login to this provider

This post has been edited by greatgreedyguts: Nov 19 2010, 10:09 PM

u need to pair ur phone with a hub... or get a 4G phone from them

if u wanna know more.. study wimax.. its actually wimax.. they somehow put it 4G, its not real 4G

so conclusion is.. need buy their phone/ modem? that will sux.

yes... u still can keep ur current phone, but u still need to buy the huddle from them , pair it with ur phone, then online..

if no, buy phone from them .. lolx



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4G

so GENERALLY, wimax - YES, cannot be consider as 4G as they dun meet ITU-R requirements of 4G connection and system, however they decided to name it 4G .. just to confuse ppl i guess

This post has been edited by ciohbu: Nov 19 2010, 10:19 PM

so.i dont use their service. their phone are ugly. and i dont wan pay the huddle. lol

This post has been edited by xngjn: Nov 19 2010, 10:19 PM

what is 4G? is it something like Steamyx?
or is just a phone modem?

yes4g is just a name bro.. its operating on wimax.. google it..

but their roaming call charge equals local call charge....it could be useful....so we buy them only when we're traveling oversea...

This post has been edited by he-sham: Nov 19 2010, 10:23 PM

its could be useful for my next trip to phuket .. lolx

Wimax is long existed when Time got Webbit service. Jaring (2004) is an excellent Wimax service with their exclusive 2.5ghz radio frequency which less interference and more reliable and stable then P1 Wimax 2.3ghz.

roaming still got internet access bo?

This post has been edited by greatgreedyguts: Nov 19 2010, 10:28 PM

keke.. good to see some exp guy here

i am surprise and shock to see many ppl here just subscribe without knowing what is yes4g all about

This post has been edited by ciohbu: Nov 19 2010, 10:27 PM