http://kli.mocasting.com/p/159558 2.0 Everywhere - The story of a "Mobile 2.0" Startup Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:45:17 +0800 http://kli.mocasting.com/p/159558#comments Wed, 11 Jun 2008 13:07:49 +0800 716167:159558 Haha.. it’s reliable most of the time Let’s see how’s the iPhone plan. I hope they can make it under HK$250, unlimited (or at leaset 500mb). http://kli.mocasting.com/p/159558#comments Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:41:47 +0800 716166:159558 Thanks for telling me the difference in infrastructure. I am an easygoing person - some unreliability is not a big deal if the overall plan is reasonable, fair and flexible, everything in terms of value/$. http://kli.mocasting.com/p/159558#comments Tue, 10 Jun 2008 22:24:26 +0800 716128:159558 I don’t have an explanation. In HK, you have the following choices: 1. CSL 1010 / One2Free (which merged with NewWorld Mobility) - Expensive 2. PCCW (Which is basically Sunday) - Relatively smaller operator, thus smaller network. 3. Smartone - Even more expensive 4. Peoples - No 3G and 3HK, which in my opinion offers the most reasonable 3G data plans. The only problem with 3HK is that the way they built its 3G network. Their 2G and 3G networks are separated networks which means sometime it may have problem switching between the two. Other 3G operators built their 3G network on top of the 2G network which will have less switching problem. The other possible problem with 3HK is that, being one of the largest mobile operator, it may experience resources problem at peak time (such as typhoon signal , both in terms of network and CS.
1. CSL 1010 / One2Free (which merged with NewWorld Mobility) - Expensive
2. PCCW (Which is basically Sunday) - Relatively smaller operator, thus smaller network.
3. Smartone - Even more expensive
4. Peoples - No 3G

and 3HK, which in my opinion offers the most reasonable 3G data plans.

The only problem with 3HK is that the way they built its 3G network. Their 2G and 3G networks are separated networks which means sometime it may have problem switching between the two. Other 3G operators built their 3G network on top of the 2G network which will have less switching problem.

The other possible problem with 3HK is that, being one of the largest mobile operator, it may experience resources problem at peak time (such as typhoon signal 8), both in terms of network and CS.]]> http://kli.mocasting.com/p/159558#comments Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:48:36 +0800 716127:159558 I am not living in HK. I just wonder why people in other blogs always complain about its network saying if iPhone2 is sold in 3 they will not join …. blar blar blar while Hutchison 3 has the biggest market share. What is the possible explanation of this consumer phenomenon do you think?