"It has come to our attention that TM might have recently sent electronic direct marketing (EDM) e-mails that offered speed upgrades to selected UniFi customers. While that might not sound like something out of the ordinary, what made the EDM interesting is the speed upgrade of 30 Mbps."

As per confirmed here, no indication of any UniFi 30 or UniFi 50 without HyppTV package.

Where u got the info 50MB gonna be RM219 in September 2015 ?

No rumors from credible sources for UniFi 30 or 50 without HyppTV package so can't jump to conclusion also.

my area dun even offer Unifi yet... stuck with Streamyx 8MB. 

To name these two:
My hometown - Port Dickson, a famous touristy place. Other major telcos except UM already have 4G...
My sister's house which is at Seremban 2 area, the biggest township in Seremban... Next to her taman has but not her taman. Those orang kaya at her taman who drive Porsche, Merc and etc all still struggle with Streamyx.

lol..... within 20km of JB area...... i also shocking it takes forever for Unifi to be available at my area. 

I am using 10 MB package, which has 10 MB download and 10 MB upload . I didnt realize the 30 MB VIP package has only 5 MB upload. Can I know if this will affect my online gaming? Will it improve or make it worst?

As they will still be new in Malaysia, I'd say they would need about 2 years or so to mature, so just nice if UniFi's contract is renewed now.

right now any ISP can use TM HSBB network as long they can pay the wholesale price to TM.Like Maxis,Celcom,Redtone and others are doing.

If MyRepublic want to enter,there's no problem.Just pay to TM if they want to use the HSBB network.

The correct issue right now is the wholesale price offered by TM is cheap  for them.Because they need to sell it higher to consumer to get the profit.

If they don't want,they need to deploy the infra by themselves that will incur higher cost,like what TIME is doing right now.

The deferment means that apart from bit streaming, full access, line sharing and sub-loop services will not be mandated in the access list which is up for review this year.

If these are not mandated, TM will not have to provide the services to the other players, a move seen by other industry players as protective of TM.

“The implementation of full access service, line sharing service and sub-loop service listed in the Commission Determination on Access List, ... where the facilities and services are provided over the HSBB network, shall be deferred for seven years from Sept 16, 2008 to Sept 15, 2015,’’ Energy, Water and Communications Minister said in a letter dated Sept 16, the same day the agreement with TM was inked.

2015 TM HSBB they will stop deploy another area ???
that mean my area wont get unifi 
i had waiting my area still no unifi sad
i still use streamyx 4mb 

TM to implement HSBB 2 and SUBB
Thursday, 26 February 2015

KUALA LUMPUR: Telekom Malaysia Bhd ™ announced the acceptance of a letter of award (LoA) from the Government for the implementation of the High Speed Broadband Phase 2 (HSBB 2) and Sub Urban Broadband (SUBB) projects.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, it said both projects were in collaboration with the Government to deploy the access and domestic core networks, to deliver an end-to-end HSBB infrastructure. – Bernama

11th Malaysia Plan: Broadband gets some love

MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Najib Razak announced six key thrusts under the 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP) to ensure the country hits its target of becoming a developed nation by 2020, and also announced further moves to expand high-speed broadband (HSBB) availability in the country.

Under two new infrastructure initiatives, households in state capitals and ‘high-impact growth areas’ will get 100Mbps broadband Internet connectivity, while rural areas will get 20Mbps broadband under the 11MP, the premier said. Efforts will be also be made through to drive down the cost of access.

Broadband moves

High-speed broadband is critical for economic growth, the 11MP report states. According to an International Telecommunication Union (ITU) 2012 report, a 10% increase in broadband penetration will contribute 0.7 percentage points increase in Malaysia’s GDP.

Under the 10MP, High Speed Broadband (HSBB) and Broadband for General Population (BBGP) initiatives were rolled out in several states, raising the national broadband penetration from 55.6% in 2010 to 70.2% in 2014.

ICT infrastructure in the public sector, previously managed by individual ministries, was consolidated into 1Gov*Net in 2012, a centrally-managed dedicated network connecting 10,552 out of 11,268, or nearly 94%, of all Federal Government buildings.

Under the 1BestariNet programme, efforts were made to provide connectivity to schools to support teaching and learning. A total of 10,132 schools were connected through fibre (nine schools), WiMAX (6,628 schools), Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (1,086 schools), Very Small Aperture Terminal (2,129 schools), and wireless (280 schools).

Under the 11MP, the Government targets broadband infrastructure to reach 95% of populated areas, and to make broadband more affordable, targeting subscription prices at 1% of gross national income (GNI) per capita for fixed-lined broadband.

During the period in question (2016-2020), key infrastructure initiatives such as High-Speed Broadband 2 (HSBB 2) and Sub-Urban Broadband (SUBB) will be undertaken, along with policies to improve access pricing and consumer protection frameworks.

Strategy C2: Increasing affordability and protection for consumers through an improved Access Pricing Framework (APF) and setting standards for consumer protection;

(Angel of Deth @ Jul 14 2015, 12:16 PM)
If terminate after applying you have to pay the penalty (package price * remaining months). Also from what the operator told me, the special discounted price is only applicable for Unifi + HyppTV package.

Then at least by then after the 2 years, we can see if the new player MyRepublic can live up to its hype.

“IT is a spectacular win for us and I am thrilled,” Malcolm Rodrigues (pic), founder and chief executive officer of Singapore-based fixed broadband provider MyRepublic, told Digital News Asia (DNA) on seasoned telco veteran Michael Lai joining his team.

“I used to worry about Malaysia, but now with Lai in charge of our fund-raising and new market entry, I don’t worry about Malaysia anymore. He knows everybody in the market and our Malaysia business plan will go very well with him at the helm,” said Rodrigues.

Malaysian Lai joins MyRepublic, a disruptive broadband player that started out in Singapore in 2011 and entered the New Zealand market late last year, as its chief development officer.

Besides helping with fund-raising, Lai will be responsible for MyRepublic’s entry into Malaysia and Cambodia. The company is also entering the Australian market soon.

Lai was with an Indonesian broadband player, Innovate Indonesia, before joining MyRepublic.

“It’s not the size of the company but rather the responsibilities that come with the job that matter. If I were to sum it up in one word, it would be ‘Challenge.’ ... I’m consistently looking to break new barriers.

“This is what keeps me going and my adrenaline flowing – to be in the forefront and the coming age of the next big thing,” he said then.

Having joined MyRepublic, clearly Lai feels offering blazing fast fibre broadband at a fraction of the costs of incumbent players is what will get his adrenaline racing. And he knows he will find a receptive market in Malaysia.

It said Lai made P1 the Southeast Asia showcase for 4G deployments and secured P1 representation on high profile international bodies such as the Global WiMAX Forum Board and the Global TD-LTE Initiative Steering Committee. Under Lai's leadership, it said P1 reached positive profits since the last quarter of 2011, which is the fastest telco to do so in Malaysia.

Isnt that for copper only with max speed of ADSL2+ @24 Mbits? So how to offer 50/100/1000 Mbits?
Is the fiber network that TM is building now to offer >24Mbits part of that? I don't think so.

By the time they unbundle the copper network, I believe TM would have covered all the major cities with fiber to offer speeds in excess of 24Mbits that they control. Sure, ADSL prices will drop then but it will be like a 1 Mbits Streamyx user today versus people who are on 10/20 Mbits Unifi?

We don't live in a perfect world. In a perfect world, perhaps TM would not have been appointed to build the fiber network. Perhaps an independent infrastructure builder (non telco) would have been contracted to do the job. And when it was completed, all ISPs would be able to gain fair and open access to it and be in real competition.

In reality, TM is the one that has built/is still building. So, its probably prudent to not expect things to work like it would in a perfect world. So far they have done a pretty ok job I think...

It will cause some rage to early adopters but who cares, TM is still monopolizing this.

well i just got call by tmnet for upgrade frm my unifi10 to 50mbps for free, no charges at all, no reapplying or anything. well i just say yes, then just confirming some information.

If that's included GST, it would be more or less our current VIP20 price. Things are getting interesting nowadays as competition is getting tougher & stiffer. Been heard bad experience on Maxis, was wondering whether do they really got improved? My experience with Unifi from VIP5-10-20 aren't that bad actually. So this would be still the best platform to leverage on.

It's harder for the older generation to pick up on tech stuff lol

Can someone shed some light on this?

Results show that young and older participants perform the memory task equally well, but the neural systems or pathways supporting performance differed between young and older individuals. While there was some overlap in the brain regions supporting performance (e.g. occipital, temporal and inferior prefrontal cortices), the neural communication among these common regions was much weaker in older individuals.

Older individuals compensated for this weakness by recruiting unique areas of the brain, including hippocampus and dorsal prefrontal cortices. Scientists are most fascinated by the older brain's activation of the hippocampus because this area is generally used for more complicated memory tasks such as learning lines from a Shakespeare play.

Researchers have long believed that changes in brain neurons are associated with the formation of memories. Today, most experts believe that memory creation is associated with the strengthening of existing connections or the growth of new connections between neurons.

The connections between nerve cells are known as synapses, and they allow information carried in the form of nerve impulses to travel from one neuron to the next.

In the human brain, there are trillions of synapses forming a complex and flexible network that allows us to feel, behave, and think. It is the changes in the synaptic connections in areas of the brain such as the cerebral cortex and hippocampus that is associated with the learning and retention of new information.

In one study conducted at the New York School of Medicine, researchers were able to observe synapse formation in the brains of genetically engineered mice. What they discovered was that in young mice, the tiny protrusions that sometimes develop into longer spines on the receiving end of neurons grew at a rapid rate. This growth rate coincided with the rapid development of the visual cortex. While a large number of these tiny protrusions eventually faded with age, many did continue their formation into fully-fledged spines.

Lead researcher Wen-Biao Gan explained in an interview with the science website WhyFiles.org, "Our idea was that you actually don't need to make many new synapses and get rid of old ones when you learn, memorize.

You just need to modify the strength of the preexisting synapses for short-term learning and memory. However, it's likely that few synapses are made or eliminated to achieve long-term memory."

Clearly, maintaining a healthy brain and synapses is critical. Deterioration of synapses due to diseases or neurotoxins is associated with cognitive problems, memory loss, changes in mood, and other alterations in brain function.

i just bought rt-n18u, flash latest official firmware and factory reset.

but i ran into some problem where the wifi speed drop when my pc which is connected to the ethernet do speed test. in fact any internet activity will drop the wifi speed significantly. it drop very significantly from whatever max i have example 60Mbps down to like 250Kbps. Once the internet load go down, my wifi speed goes up max again. Funny. I would expect a drop of 10Mbps (Unifi 10Mbps) at most. But this doesnt seems to be the case. Any idea?

Go to Advanced -> VLAN
Set VLAN 1, VID = 497
Set VLAN 4, VID = 500, WAN Port = Yes, Tagged = ON
Set VID Offset = 496
Enable Trunk VLAN
Done, Reboot your router

For those who received the e-mail, they already entitled to be upgraded, you can either call 100 to upgrade or just visit TM point. Because the golden question that they always asked me regardless 100 or TM point is, do you received any phone calls or e-mail from TM on the first place? So if you did, most likely it can be done

Y cant hypptv works? iptv vlan for unifi is 600