mi router mini

or you can apply a new line, once the installation is done then terminate the old one, then you won't have any downtime (just that you may need to pay an additional month if your timing is wrong)

what is your ip? you can see it here http://ip4.me/

Example: 209.11.xx.xx (show the first 2 only, last two put xx or else ppl can find you through ur ip)

it will take time for TM's engineers to optimize their routing even after the undersea cable is fixed

I guess that you're on proxy/vpn?

This post has been edited by wcypierre: Mar 5 2016, 11:44 PM

yes la chrome's data saver extension works by compressing the data of the website that you want to visit so it will be smaller(good for those with limited quota). To do that the extension will redirect all your request at chrome to their server so that they can compress it and serve you the compressed data of the website(website still look the same but the html,css,javascript will be smaller)

not really, its good enough actually(not high end but pretty usable), my family members are using it to watch shows every now and then

yours is the old one lah not meh?

it is because flash is not installed. I've not tried it though, because I use it for Kodi. You can try and install Adobe Flash or Dolphin browser and see if it works.

This post has been edited by wcypierre: Mar 6 2016, 11:33 PM

that one is old one lah. the one that ahpaul82 posted is the new one, white color one

because I still recall last time the kodi installation I say liao so much kenapa u don't get it, rupa rupanya different model

you should try to root it, if it works, then delete the update apk and block the tm's ip to update the stb.

nah, as long as it can kodi just fine then it is good enough. I have raspberry pi 1b and despite its limited processing power, I still find it pretty usable(although if I have the money I will go for 3b though )

the bandwidth is that much, but.............

Main reason
1. interference (a lot of your household appliances are operating on the 2.4ghz frequency like your tv, oven, etc)
2. distance - the further it gets, the lower the speed. If there's a wall, then there's that too.
3. Your router cannot push that much of bandwidth - sometimes in order to cut cost or firmware issue, the router will be made with cheap quality stuff/poor design causing heat to accumulate and simply hang/reboot when you transfer that much of data to and from it

where did you got this info from?