I fear for the idle thingy only.....
Once it is left idle for certain amount of time, there you go, can't surf anymore. Need to disconnect and reconnect again.

Will call up DiGi's network helpline to enquire about this matter...

Drop by DC SS2
I'll be there

Both places are covered

Off topic: Oh yah, good luck in ur FYP if I am not mistaken XD

This post has been edited by shinjite: Apr 19 2009, 08:54 PM

No problemo~~~

watch out for the idling "disconnections"

Coverage maps won't be quite up to date at times
But to those who are selling it like those DiGi dealers and etc, they rely heavily on it, so once checked and its out of coverage even though in that area, you might get 3 bars of WCDMA, its the customer's risk whether to sign it or not.

DiGi after max capped for Discover and Explore at RM138, speed will be throttled

For extreme, after 20GB (max capp at RM188) throttled.....

So far so good for me here too as well

But the idle "disconnections" do bug me at times (rarely)

Mine would be at klang areas as well as PJ areas

After 3GB, u will still be running at the avg speeds of 700/200 till u reach ur max cap at RM138
After RM138, throttled to EDGE speeds

Well, thats how the plan works, wanna get E230, only works wit extreme

I wonder why you guys like to calculate so much....

OCS normally it takes a few days at times....

Alternatively, you can call up the DiGi Hotline to enquire

If you have ur own modem, DiGi will give u a rebate as stated in the site
The higher the package, the higher the rebate

nbtd ma....

It depends on u
if you are a light user, by all means, get 3.5G

Because you don't have to reregister another new sim card again

This is reality, sadly I must say

Its probably due to the limited number of connections that the modem can support, probably you can try increasing ur TCP/IP open half connections

As I've experienced, if I were to do some utorrenting, I will have trouble surfing the net or even logging into MSN

hMMM.....funny, as this is way higher than the network architecture which is 14.4mbps.....