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Streamyx Alternatives - Maxis, Digi or P1WIMAXStreamyx Alternatives - Maxis, Digi or P1WIMAX I've always looked at alternatives to Streamyx for my internet connection. Not that I despise TMNET but just because of the fact that their service way below par! I'm sure many Malaysian broadband users...

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iPad tips: Hard Reset and taking a screenshot of your screeniPad tips: Hard Reset and taking a screenshot of your... If you've never owned an iPhone before and just got your hands on an iPad you must be wondering what you should do in case your iPad starts behaving strangely - which seldom happens actually. For some...

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iPhone 3GS stutters after iOS 4.0.x update?iPhone 3GS stutters after iOS 4.0.x update? Nicely done Apple! After updating my iPhone 3GS to iOS 4.0.1 I started seeing quite a number of issues on my iPhone 3GS. Firstly I lost all my contacts - yes that's right! That was so cruel I almost cried...

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What the hell is iAd?What the hell is iAd? I'm sure by now everyone who has an iPhone 3G or 3GS will be on iOS4 (I hope the 2G and 3G folks don't feel left behind). OS4 is really cool for users in many ways. Multitasking, home screen customization,...

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Who said you can't drink while you work?Who said you can't drink while you work? Yep, the weekend is fast approaching. Can't wait to head out with my friends to our favorite watering hole for some good ol' fashioned whiskey and watch the world cup. So while I was searching for some...

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Streamyx Alternatives – Maxis, Digi or P1WIMAX

Posted by gadgetfrik | Posted in General Discussion | Posted on 19-08-2010

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I’ve always looked at alternatives to Streamyx for my internet connection. Not that I despise TMNET but just because of the fact that their service way below par! I’m sure many Malaysian broadband users would attest to this. I had the opportunity to try out Maxis, Digi and P1WIMAX and I think I can share some of my experiences here.

DiGi broadband – How will it fare?

Posted by gadgetfrik | Posted in General Discussion, Tech News | Posted on 20-03-2009

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Finally some good news to all of DiGi’s loyal fans – DiGi broadband has finally been rolled out. Their tagline has been “better speed for less”. Well that’s what everyone claims but I’m yet to see anyone prove it to me yet. I think a lot has been said and complained about how unreliable is Maxis’ mobile broadband (I own one but I have hardly used it). DiGi claims that their broadband plans are flexible and you could choose one according to your needs for as low as RM 2 per day. Lets look at their plans in detail.