I'm in manufacturing line and recently i got an email asking for quotation.
They are getting more "professional" as they even provides the estimated volume per annual and technical drawings. After some searching thru google, i realise it is a scam.
For those who are running a proper business, please take note and remember to double check before you reply to such email.
Monday, September 24, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
iPhone 5 - Price Plan for Singapore Telco.
Singtel iPhone Price Plan.
M1 iPhone Price Plan.
Starhub iPhone Price Plan - 16GB.
Starhub iPhone Price Plan - 32GB.
Sharing my view of the new iPhone 5
To me, I don’t feel any excitement to this WWDC.
Most/All of the changes on hardware are already known thru the rumors/leaks photos.
The most impressive part should be the iOS6 (software) but it was already introduced during WWDC in Jun.
In my view (Layman), I don’t think iPhone5 is worth buying/trading off
(If you already own an iPhone 4S)
1) Larger scr...
een: I should say alittle "longer" screen (But we have seen larger screen phone. Maybe we should wait for iPhone 10 so we can use it as a walking stick as well.)
2) Better Battery life and faster processor: As claimed in every version but you need to plug onto the power supply to have better battery life. ha...)
3) 4G LTE (faster internet experience: yeah provided your service provider can handle it well. Remember when they say 3G can fly but after all this years, my 3G is still taking more time-off than me. So 4G “LTE”, I hope it is unlike KPE where we can only travel at 70km/h. Btw, is the “G” meaning Gallon? If yes, more “G” meaning more weight and meaning slower when travel with it. Who Knows?)
So since hardware meant nothing much to me, what about the software (iOS6) that impress me? I think, since you can install iOS6 on the 4s with most of the function supported, why change?
But there is still one good reason to buy iPhone5 (with contract), you can purchase it and sell it as new while waiting for Galaxy Note2.
2) Better Battery life and faster processor: As claimed in every version but you need to plug onto the power supply to have better battery life. ha...)
3) 4G LTE (faster internet experience: yeah provided your service provider can handle it well. Remember when they say 3G can fly but after all this years, my 3G is still taking more time-off than me. So 4G “LTE”, I hope it is unlike KPE where we can only travel at 70km/h. Btw, is the “G” meaning Gallon? If yes, more “G” meaning more weight and meaning slower when travel with it. Who Knows?)
So since hardware meant nothing much to me, what about the software (iOS6) that impress me? I think, since you can install iOS6 on the 4s with most of the function supported, why change?
But there is still one good reason to buy iPhone5 (with contract), you can purchase it and sell it as new while waiting for Galaxy Note2.
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