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We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected to participate in the HSPA+ pilot test. By participating in the HSPA+ pilot test, you will be one of the first in Asia Pacific to experience mobile broadband speeds of up to 21Mbps!
HSPA+ arrives in Singapore
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HSPA+ arrives in Singapore
Cool.
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Really not much point having all that bandwidth when the links to other countries are so damn slow.
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So you'll be able to do what on your iPhone?
Can't understand why you need such high speeds for mobile broadband in such a small country. The nearest landline broadband connection is just around the corner.
Can't understand why you need such high speeds for mobile broadband in such a small country. The nearest landline broadband connection is just around the corner.
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iPhone ? Please, why would I own an iPhone.
Laptop/Netbook surfing anywhere in the country. I'll try and set it up with my TyTn II but as you said, limited use on a handheld device.
HSPA+ uses the mobile phone network to give you fast internet connections. With one of these you never need to worry about finding a "hotspot" again. I really won't use it much but it's new, it's free, so why not give it a shot.
Laptop/Netbook surfing anywhere in the country. I'll try and set it up with my TyTn II but as you said, limited use on a handheld device.
HSPA+ uses the mobile phone network to give you fast internet connections. With one of these you never need to worry about finding a "hotspot" again. I really won't use it much but it's new, it's free, so why not give it a shot.
So…if you wish to wish a wish, you may swish for fish with my Ish wish dish.