Comments on: Updated – An analysis of Singapore’s iPhone price plans of M1, Starhub and Singtel

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By: bluetooth

bluetooth — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 12:09:37 +0000

Starhub updates iPhone plans, increase bundled data from 1GB to 12GB | OCWorkbench http://bit.ly/76AZHs

By: Daphne Maia

Daphne Maia — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 10:06:59 +0000

oops i think my last comment went into the spam folder. haha.

By: Daphne Maia

Daphne Maia — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 10:01:07 +0000

highest data plan is really quite unnecessary.

back when i had my starhub maxmobile unlimited (data only, using the USB stick), i hardly ever exceeded 1GB. i used it on a PDA, which doubled up as a modem with my laptop at home.

i recently just terminated it, because i didn’t see the reason for paying $36.38 per month for data, when i can pay only $9.95 for data with SingTel (this is capped at $36.38), since i only use less than 1GB. most of the iPhone plans (other than SingTel’s apparently cos it wasn’t mentioned) have a data usage bill cap – i’ve just added it in here: http://bit.ly/5XIqxA

By: spaiduhz

spaiduhz — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 09:30:57 +0000

Hello there. Its nice to see people getting together for collaboration like this.

You might want to take note that you cannot use the Iphone as a 3g modem. Not unless you unlock the Iphone, which would potentially void its warranty.

There are other annoyances with the Iphone, that I would much rather one look for with their own effort. There are too many for me to remember.