This week, I decided to port – out of Maxis, the Malaysian telco famed to be associated with green. Why am I blogging about this you may ask? Well, for one, I’ve been with Maxis for years (since 2014 if I remember correctly), and secondly, despite porting to numerous telcos in the past (which I
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I’ve not exactly written much about technology in this personal blog of mine, but here’s actually one question I get, way too often; “Which is the best telco in Kuching?” The question usually comes from family members and colleagues who are older or less tech savvy, and often, I do try my best to answer
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One of the most significant difference about the HTC HD7 which runs on the Windows Phone operating system is the People Hub. I took some time to understand what ‘The People Hub’ meant, but after a while, I realized that it was all about connecting friends, your social online network, and how you communicate with
I prefer not to do a video post, but I can’t show you what the HTC HD7 has to offer in terms of sound, touch and texting by simply typing out the words. With that said, here’s a short video on all these 4 features: It took me over 6 hours to complete everything, and
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Recently, I took up the Maxis Broadband promotional plan. With 7.2Mbps download speed, and the rate of RM18 per month for the first five months, and the maximum of 1.5GB download capacity, it’s dirt cheap. Turn the package however you want, it’s still the cheapest wireless broadband service you have. (click the image above for
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DiGi is finally into broadband. I’ve been waiting for the introduction of their version of broadband since last year. Celcom and Maxis offer similar wireless broadband, but I’m a Digi customer, and I do not want to jumble up my billing payment by paying for both Digi and another mobile telco. Sticking to one telco
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