if u got friend that can bring it back here, why not! but must find people that can unlock ur iphone and use it here. I predict that if maxis can solve the call in problem, sure they hike up the price. thats my opinion.

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Added on September 22, 2007, 5:28 pmbut there's no warranty la until it been released officially in malaysia.

I think what u mean is by using mp3/ songs as ringtones. Officially, they are looking forward to release that (of coz in situation that they can profit from it by charging 99 cent/$.99 per track which I know is ridiculous. By ibrickr-ing or nullriver-ing isn't so hard. Within 3 minutes, everything can be done even more than that.

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Added on September 22, 2007, 7:33 pm

think of it like this, how about those earlier owners like irwan or myself that actually bought it here in the States ? So when I went back and it's somehow broken (assume it's out in Malaysia) I will not received any warranty ? No Apple said somewhere that their products are warranted internationally, for example MacBook or stuff. They do not offer extended international warranty for laptops for that reason. It could be a problematic processes and stuff, but still they officially cover it worldwide (of coz which assumption that the product is for sales in the local countries respectively).

Just subscribed to unlimited EDGE from Digi, but have to wait till tomorrow to activate the sim card. From the test made at the Digi center, EDGE works smoothly, and surprisingly......fast!? In fact, i was comparing it with Celcom 3G, upon loading same URL location, between the two, and the EDGE connection loads it faster than the 3G!

So a week of testing the EDGE line to see if it is viable enough to replace Celcom 3G before i permanently disconnect Celcom 3G. The thing is, i was conned and lied upon when i wanted the switch to daily Mobile Broadband, from the earlier add that claims that the daily Mobile Broadband from Celcom which taps into the HSDPA network, that it will give me that elusive  "up to 3.6 Mbps" download line. Turns out that Celcom could never achieve that speed, in fact now it is locked to 384kbps, with the "up to 1.8 Mbps" available only to data subscribers on the RM120. No way am i gonna get conned twice....., once Digi EDGE proved its viability, bye bye Celcom 3G!Maybe when you truly provide the speeds you claim Celcom, then i'd consider you again.