you have to register with Singapore region...currently marketplace for Malaysia not available yet

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Added on December 4, 2011, 12:37 ambest thing about nokia u got free navigation

no restrictions region accessing marketplace for dwonload free apps, only paid apps you must use nearest region Singapore, our local crdit card or debit card can only work with Singapore region.

check below link for how to asign local credit card for buying paid apps.
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2125261

This is good news for the New Year Can't wait for Lumia900 to be released... so curious to see what specs it has Hoping for 12MP camera!! huahaha =)

oh ho ho!! New stuff about the Lumia900, otherwise known as Nokia Ace.
Based on the articles, it'll be released in the US market by March..sure hope Malaysia isn't too far away hehehehe

Articles;

#1. Images of Lumia 900 leaked out..again! (GSMarena)

#2. Nokia Ace (mobile88)

#3. Latest LTE device (The Next Web)

Certain exclusive apps I heard. I think ESPN is one of them? Or was it CNN?

ill do a full review when i get my Nokia lumia 800

looks nice but still i prefer black, want different color jz get a case from taobao  , since even the original soft cover  will cover all the "color" part of the phone except the screen, camera parts, ports.

i had order this white color hard shell 

Why wait so long?

Rendering is actually not really Microsoft's fault. They have been trying very hard to follow web standards, but a lot of web developers only develop their webpages for WebKit, which can be found in iPhone and Android browsers. That's why a lot of mobile/touch optimized sites don't work as good on IE9, which is using the Trident engine.

Am using a s2 now. Am tempted to change

Hmm... Good example would be touch.facebook.com and m.gsmarena.com

Try that with Windows Phone and iPhone, you will get what I mean.

oh.. so is this common issue??
i can't find anyone mentioned this issue over the net....

at 1st i think can tolerate with this... but after a while.. i found it quite disturbing.... 

on white background also can notice it...
it will be more obvious if the background is gray color or you adjust the brightness to lowest..
i think similar issue as the Galaxy S2 yellow tint ...

btw.. my lumia 800 is already in the Nokia Care Center... they need at least 3 working days to get back to me on this issue.... damn...

is it common issue with amoled screen???
hmm.. my s2 and galaxy nexus no such issue....
that's the only issue i noticed.. another that, it is a perfect phone...

as what other mentioned... both are totally different platform...
what i can say.. even it is a single core soc inside... it runs smoother than those android which are on dualcore soc...
and wp7 people hub is great... i like it so much.. none of the android apps can complete with it..
anyway... i still not really get into wp7 yet... as i use it as my secondary phone and just got it 3days back...

Both are very different, can't really compare.

Windows Phone is about simplicity, smoothness, easy to use, stable, reliable; but it has many restriction and limitation (but if you're the user that doesn't care/bother about these, it won't bother you, just like iPhone users, most of them are fine with it).

Android is about flexibility, power, customizations, little/no restrictions and limitations, freedom. People who likes to customize, wants freedom, flexibility, will prefer Android. With this, they may have to sacrifice on the response, smoothness, etc. BUT it doesn't mean it will not have, it depends on HOW the device is being use.
Just like a sports car, if you buy a sports car and want to save fuel, you can drive slow like turtle, or you can utilize the power and sacrifice on fuel. A better example would of course be a PC, it depends how you use your PC, if you run many programs, obviously you may face issue like lag, etc.

So, as above, it really depends which type you prefer, it's very much different. Those who like Android for it's customization, flexibility, freedom, will hate Windows Phone limitation, restriction, although they may like the smoothness and other features like People Hub. Too bad, there's still no one OS that has almost everything to date. Nokia could've done it with Maemo, but sadly, they killed it when it's still a baby.

Being two very different category, it's hard to compare, you may be able to show the responsiveness, smoothness, the People Hub; but Android has the flexibility to customize, the freedom to browse their files, send files, play music, play videos, flash support, tons of browser selection, etc.  So, both have it's pros and cons and suit different category of users.

1 more thing i like about wp7 is the voice command... is very accurate and easy... better than the voice command in galaxy s2...

is not like siri.. but sure is better than other out there...