Singtel LTE 4G
Enjoy typical speed range: 3.4Mbps – 12Mbps) when you surf on 4G
Where got 100mbps ?

http://info.singtel.com/4G

If YES offers UNLIMITED local calls, texts and data with widely available public hotspots for RM50, I'll glad to subscribe it.
At home I can use my home wifi for calls too and texts.

is LTE modem alr in Malaysia Market?

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Added on August 4, 2012, 3:10 pmis LTE modem alr in Malaysia Market?

hehe, telco won't allow that...

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Added on August 6, 2012, 1:15 pm

not quite accurate info.

any LTE modem with unlocked status and compatible LTE frequency band then can be used for local LTE. 2600MHz + 1800MHz. same with singapore. ipad/iphone with US LTE band then cannot use local LTE, run in 3G HSPA+ mode. btw, a LG LTE smartphone version now can support local LTE band as well.

some LTE modem now is even lower price than 3G mode only 42Mbps modem, particularly compared with the E372 rocket high price. we will wait see how much the 2nd hand resale value of E372 in 4 months later... some buying LTE modem now are not main concerned for LTE usage, but seeing a lower price of a 3G 42mbps instead.

celcom user dont waste your money with 42mbps modem.

Anyone know how is  this LTE going to be implemented?

Will it utilise simcard like the current 3G (HSPA+/WCDMA) , just a simcard or like YES, no simcard but using ID , like Streamyx/UniFi?

Wat will happen to the current 3G users, will they be offered upgrade packages or that LTE will act as supplement to the current 3G. This is where the dual usage modem , Huawei E398 come into play, simcard for 3G/HSPA+/DC and the modem itself using  ID to connect like YES?

Anyone can shed some light to this?

Thanks

so meaning, it will be 3G simcard and LTE simcard.

3G simcard QoS will be 42000/8640 and LTE simcard QoS will be 10000/20000

Will current 3G users offered new LTE package or "force" them to migrate/upgrade to LTE?

Pls bear in mind that 3G is widely available BUT NOT LTE as only major town will be LTE READY come 2013.

I would hope that current 3G customers can retain the current package, Legacy,Unlimited99 or wat ever package that they are using and offer this LTE as an added platform, but in doing so nobody will take LTE as LTE might be very costly as the "Economics of  Scale" will not be met too 

Now Maxis is selling more Hotlink Broadband (up to 42Mbps) to jam up the network, in doing so, current postpaid Data users might be "forced" to upgrade to LTE, 

See how clever Maxis is.

no worry, won't be simless like wimax devices. look at LTE modem/phone/tablet, already know simcard needed.

and would be all in 1 simcard - ie. if LTE network no in coverage, will auto switch to 3G. no need worry about this.

both 3G and LTE will stick together - (see our 3G network case- being running so long, still got ppl saying just getting EDGE signal). other countries also doing this way now.

and this is interesting part:

imagine u r the management of telco responsible of maximising 'value' for shareholders , not to get [replaced] should members not happy at agm, what would u do to maximising profits and keep company growing.. (hehe, then with this idea behind, u would probably know how telco will do)

similarly as streamyx vs unifi, as ppl claiming streamyx quality degrading due to (xxxxx), then ppl lean to sign up unifi fiber (get the idea?)
** btw, hotlink simcard now can use maxis 3g on usb dongle also? then i go get 1 try today - to help congest the network a bit    **

yeah, lets jam up the network as i only use maxis from 2am~9am, other times i use YES and intends to get the portaWiFi package at rm159 with rebates of rm120 too  , 4GB at rm68 is enough for my usage as i dun DL with it 

Yes. My wife fren  children just 5 years old.but already confirm 1 eyes got problem.need to wear spec. That time when iPad launch they are the 1st among us to get ...I no longer let my kids play iPad early this year. The unit just left idle in my drawer. Still IOS 433... Hahaha. I will only charge the unit to hv 5-10% let him play when he is good. And play until battery runs out.

get Retina Display Ipad bro.........

that depends on how telco facilitate the plan, probably will have dedicated LTE+3G plan and 3G plan only separating. may or may not need to change simcard. device is definitely got to change for LTE support (modem/smartphone/tablet etc).

*noticing samsung galaxy SIII with LTE support appear in market already, right?

so better dont' commit to contract base plan now if planning to use LTE earlier next year.

Hi, will this promising LTE (2600MHz + 1800MHz) support new samsung note 10.1 tab? need to make decision before buy either the Note or Ipad. hope for a reply from you guys~

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Added on September 10, 2012, 6:29 pmHi, will this promising LTE (2600MHz + 1800MHz) support new samsung note 10.1 tab? need to make decision before buy either the Note or Ipad. hope for reply from you guys~

yes, iphone5 quoted with LTE support, but is that US LTE band? hahaha... with LTE support in mind, apple really should make regional iphone5 version

Quick question for you—what technology do you use when you make a voice call on your shiny new 4G LTE smartphone? Answer - 3G, and in some cases even 2G!

Surprised? LTE is currently a data-only service, meaning, whenever LTE users make a voice call, the device falls back to the local 3G (or 2G) network, and places the call. And it will be so, for some time to come!

If you are wondering “why?” and “how?”—well, you have come to the right place! Read on to understand the Voice Evolution that is currently underway.

from qualcomm itself

Outside the U.S., the iPhone 5 will work with only three LTE frequencies: 850 megahertz, 1800 MHz and the 2100MHz, and it won’t support other frequencies commonly used in Europe. It means only two European mobile operators, EE and T-Mobile, are able to offer their customers the full power Apple smartphone.

I have to admit, Malaysia IMO will have to implement 1800MHz LTE at some point. There's just no way the telcos are gonna wait for next year's iPhone to support the 2600MHz band (if it ever will). That only leaves the option of using the 1800Mhz, and they better implement it soon or they'll face a lot of wrath from the people.

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Added on September 14, 2012, 3:22 pmAlso does anyone know where can I get a Sierra Wireless Aircard 330U or the Aircard 762S? I've checked with Sierra and these two offer LTE at 2600/1800 GHz, DC-HSPA+/UMTS at 900/1800 MHz, and I THINK GSM at 2100 MHz so they're definitely compatible with our spectrums. Anyone who can help, please do!

At first I was gonna ask what's + MY "love" but then I got it LOL. And MY also another 1, couldn't they have learned from T-Mo / EE? But like I said, MY telcos definitely won't ignore the iPhone market. Whether they'll provide it at 1.8 GHz remains to be seen, but IMO they will.

I don't like Huawei and ZTE. Plus, the Sierra Wireless models not only look better, but they have better after-sales support and ease-of-use. There's a reason why they're used a lot by Western carriers you know (ie. Bell/Rogers/ATT/Sprint/Telstra...)

If I subscribe to the unlimited 3G plan now, I want the contract t&c to stay. No point subscribing in the first place if its changed, in my opinion.

And probably local telco gonna copy Singapore.

Just curious, 3G mobile network will switch from H > 3G > E > G, then slowly switch back to H again.

Will LTE have this problem too?