When i was whispering about Tune Talk Mobile as the latest MVNO provider in the field will be rewind to year 2009.That's the first time i strongly believe Tune Talk Mobile will getting succeed beside the remaining three kingdom in the telco industry.
After two year,i'm getting my first Tune Talk Mobile simcard.After inserted my simcard,i found out the signal bars showing Celcom network.At the moment,i realised that Tune Talk Mobile using Celcom network as the network provider.No worries for the weak signal problems facing by some of the mobile operators dues to Celcom was the largest 3G mobile operator in Malaysia :D
I just surprised that the call rates was 16 cents per minute and 5 cents per sms.The call rates was enough competitive even with other postpaid plans which is 10-15 cents per minute.There's super low rate nationwide to any number in anytime.Meanwhile,there's no commitment for the subscribers and no heart attacks while received the bills every month form my expriences using postpaid plan.
For the lite data users,you might like the Tune Talk Mobile Pay-As-You-Use data plan.Only 5 cents per MB enough for Facebook,Twitter and other social networking.How much you use,how much you have to pay.Just that simple...
Free RM100,000 personal accidental insurance coverage underwritten Etiqa for their subscribers.As my limited knowledge,some mobile operator also provided personal insurance services but there's no free lunch :(
For your information,Tune Talk Mobile was the sister company of Air Asia under Tune Group.Every single top up earn the points for the FREE flights and the points won't expired.Just imagine few hundred needed for the Bangkok trip.But now,accumulated 4000 points in your account to have a free flight.The money now can keep in pockets as shopping funds.Tune Group always helped everyone to fly =D
Tune Talk Mobile give customers longer validity.For reload RM30,the validity will be 50 days and 75 days will be given once RM50 reload performed.Sometimes,you will received 10% airtime bonus if reload RM30 and above dues to promotion by Tune Talk Mobile :D
Is there any mobile operator let subscribers change the numbers anytime?Tune Talk did and it's totally FREE.There's so convenience for subscribers who looking for switching new number.
Reloads are easily found out in nationwide.Official partners for Tune Talk Mobile are E-pay,7-11,99 Speedmart and lot more.Furthermore,top up are available at any authorised dealers nationwide.So,no need rushing for reloads as long you have money in the pockets XD
Live chat operating hours 9:00AM to 9:00PM from Monday to Sunday if facing any problems regarding Tune Talk Mobile.Meanwhile,e-mail will be reply within 24 hours.For my own experiences,my problems just solved within one hour and the help teams are efficient.Facebook and Twitter also one of the ways to complain or helps.
Even the PAYU plan was nice.But it's not suitable for heavy data users.Tune Talk Mobile should have some kind of unlimited plan without quota for data usage.In that way,heavy data users will falls in Tune Talk Mobile.Honestly,the PAYU plan will arresting lite data users mind only.
I'm wondering why don't Tune Talk Mobile provided friends and family in few person.Everyone have the few numbers called and sms frequently.How good if all this calls and sms getting in more lower rates.Money even small amounts are important to fight the higher inflation in these days XD
After finish reviewing the Tune Talk Mobile,i'm totally agreed that Tune Talk Mobile was the cheapest mobile services in Malaysia as they mentioned :)
Posted in
Tune Talk
DiGi flaming this whole March with DiGi Super Reload.Started from 1st March until 31st March 2011,reload DiGi prepaid with RM30 or RM50 will rewarded FREE airtime,mms,sms Facebook and data.
Reload RM30 will get 30 minutes Free calls DiGi to DiGi,30 DiGi to DiGi mms,30 sms Facebook and 30MB mobile internet.
Meanwhile,subscribers who reload RM50 will rewarded 50 minutes Free calls between DiGi network,50 DiGi to DiGi mms,50 sms Facebook and 50 MB data for mobile internet.
Maximum freebies allowed holding in each account including 300 minutes DiGi-DiGi calls,100 DiGi-DiGi mms,100 sms Facebook and 2GB mobile internet.
There's no expired for all the freebies except FREE mobile internet will expired on 31st March 2011.The promotion only applied for DiGi Prepaid reload coupons only.
Only single transactions in reload coupons RM30 and RM50 will be rewarded for the freebies.Accumulated reloads are not entitled for the promotion.
Posted in
DiGi
After discontinued of the reload bonus,there's another sad new for the new DiGi Easy Prepaid subscribers.
Any first call activations performed from 25th February 2011 onwards will NOT enjoy all time free calls and sms anymore.But,there's still remaining the free calls and sms to Buddyz between 12am until 8pm.After 8pm,12 cents per minutes calling to any Buddyz.
Meanwhile,there's discontinued for the FnF Easy that call charges just 12 cents per minute and sms in 1 cent to three DiGi numbers.
It's just the subscribers activated DiGi Easy Prepaid from 25th February 2011 onwards.For the subscribers activated DiGi Easy Prepaid,there's remaining uchanged for all the features as promised previously.
Posted in
DiGi
Started from 16th February 2011 until 31st March 2011,sign up DG Smart Plan with DiGi only RM23 after rebate RM40 for first six months.After that,RM63 will be charged for the consecutive months inclusive RM5 rebate if you're using auto billing.
There's promotion valid for BlackBerry Torch 9800,HTC Mozart,HTC Desire HD and BlackBerry Bold 9780.Meanwhile,all the smartphones tied up with 24 months contract with any sign up of DG Smart Plan.By the way,HTC Desire HD are exclusive just from DiGi currently.
All the smartphones are discounts RM800-RM900 from the retail price.Besides,the promotion DG Smart Plan still enjoying 25% discount on the bill hits RM100 and 100% for the bill hits RM200.Additional add-on BlackBerry Internet Service for RM10 monthly.
For more information,please visit here.
Posted in
BlackBerry,
DiGi,
HTC
A study published in tomorrow’s issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association confirms what researchers have long suspected: that long conversations on cell phones affect parts of your brain. Trouble is, not even the study’s authors, the National Institute of Health, know how the calls affect you — just that they light up a significant chunk of your gray matter near the phone.
“We don’t know whether this is detrimental or whether it could have some potential beneficial effects. We don’t know one way or the other,” lead author Dr. Nora Volkow told HealthDay.
Potential beneficial effects? Well, yes. All the study found when it tracked 47 mobile-toting participants for one year was this: brain metabolism in a small area nearest the antenna was 7% higher when they were on a 50-minute call. So cell phones boost brain activity. (Specifically, they raise glucose levels.) Doesn’t sound so bad when put like that, does it? For all we know, blasting your brain with focused radio waves could be the mental equivalent of going to the gym. Glucose levels rise with just about any complex brain activity. For comparison, that 7% metabolism boost is less than the amount of energy it takes to process images via your eyes.
Of course, for all we know, the long-term effects could be pretty scary. Tumor cells need a lot of glucose, too. But that may be no more than coincidence. Researchers were careful to tiptoe around the C-word. And with good reason: as Ars Technica points out, in biology, there is absolutely no known mechanism that could lead from low-energy, long-wavelength radiation to cancer. A giant, 13-nation study begun in 2000 still hasn’t found any proof linking the two. Cell phone users, science is on your side — for now.
Bottom line: we know relatively little about brain science and even less about cell phone use. Decades of further study is going to be needed for a definitive answer. We’ve all heard anecdotes from friends about how calls give them headaches, or a buzzing sensation. They could be right, or they could be hypochondriacs. Maybe cell phones affect each brain differently. At the moment, there’s just no way of telling.
If you’re concerned, be like Dr. Volkow — who told TIME that she’s started using a $5 headset so she doesn’t have to hold her phone to her ear any more. “Maybe at the end of the day cell phones aren’t damaging,” she said. “But it’s only $5.”
**Source**
Posted in
Others
It's a playable Angry Birds birthday cake.It's really sweet daddy made it for his son during his birthday.How good if my father do so when i was small =D
Posted in
Angry Birds
Effective 1st March 2011 onwards, all new Prepaid Internet activations must be registered.Else,unregistered starter kits can't used for any net surfing.
There's few ways to register the DiGi prepaid internet.Please visit and register on the spot in the nearest DiGi Retail Centres,DiGi Centres,DiGi Specialised Stores and DiGi Autorized Dealer Outlets.
Any changes for users bought before 1st March 2011?All existing Prepaid Internet packs which are not registered by 30th June 2011 will be suspended.
Please take note that it's latest direction from Suruhanjaya Komunikasi Dan Multimedia Malaysia (SKMM) dues to regulation for Prepaid Registration and compulsory for all DiGi prepaid Internet subscribers.
Posted in
DiGi
Only 3 days for DiGi prepaid subscribers stand a chance to win a limited edition white HTC Desire in every hours.The contest opened from 21st February 2011 until 23 February 2011.
To entitled,DiGi subscribers must reload at least RM50 and you also will rewarded FREE 15 minutes DiGi to DiGi calls.Meanwhile,DiGi subscribers allowed for maximum five reloads for freebies only.There's no any expired day for the freebies.
Within the contest period,each 1000th DiGi prepaid subscriber reload RM50 and above of the hour will be shortlisted as winner and received a call from DiGi to answer a simple question related to DiGi.The calls from DiGi will made between 1st March 2011 to 3rd March 2011.
There's more and more competition between those mobile operators.The prizes given out also better and getting better.But,DiGi still the smarter choice for me in this moment.Please hurry up and grab your limited edition white HTC Desire home...
Posted in
DiGi
Two chinese guys remote a BMW with Nokia C7.They're so dare to modified with their own BMW.I just wondering what if their smartphone running out of battery =)
Posted in
Others
More than 7.5 million mobile phones valued at over RM4.5 billion were sold in Malaysia last year.
In a statement here Wednesday, market research firm, GfK Malaysia said consumers snapped up over 24 per cent more units of mobile phones which grew the overall value of the industry by 30 per cent compared to 2009.
Smartphones were the key contributors to the industry's good performance.
Since the beginning of 2010, value sales of smartphones had been consistently increasing monthly and occupied 72 per cent of the overall pie by December.
GfK Malaysia's general manager, Jennifer Chan said greater mobility and the need to stay connected for work and play are some of the reasons for the rising trend of smartphone ownership.
Consumers are also spoilt for choice when it comes to the various operating system (OS) offered by phone makers.
In terms of contribution to overall sales, smartphones in the price range of between RM500 and RM1499 occupied 64 per cent, with the bigger chunk of 38 per cent contributed by sales of those costing over RM1000.
"We can expect the smartphone industry to continue its upward growth trend in the high double digits in 2011 and beyond," said Chan.
In a statement here Wednesday, market research firm, GfK Malaysia said consumers snapped up over 24 per cent more units of mobile phones which grew the overall value of the industry by 30 per cent compared to 2009.
Smartphones were the key contributors to the industry's good performance.
Since the beginning of 2010, value sales of smartphones had been consistently increasing monthly and occupied 72 per cent of the overall pie by December.
GfK Malaysia's general manager, Jennifer Chan said greater mobility and the need to stay connected for work and play are some of the reasons for the rising trend of smartphone ownership.
Consumers are also spoilt for choice when it comes to the various operating system (OS) offered by phone makers.
In terms of contribution to overall sales, smartphones in the price range of between RM500 and RM1499 occupied 64 per cent, with the bigger chunk of 38 per cent contributed by sales of those costing over RM1000.
"We can expect the smartphone industry to continue its upward growth trend in the high double digits in 2011 and beyond," said Chan.
**Source**
Posted in
Others
