Re: 3g works in the most crowded places in HK, my Singtel and Starthub lines don't. W
because iphone lovers like you are faggots.
because iphone lovers like you are faggots.
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3g works in the most crowded places in HK, my Singtel and Starthub lines don't. WHY?
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Re: 3g works in the most crowded places in HK, my Singtel and Starthub lines don't. W
You are so knowledgeable mister (I hate to call you by your name feels so rude to you). Thank you because you just reminded me that my google map works while I was walking from the underground Admiralty MTR station control to Times Square mall, works beautifully, all underground. I was really amazed.
You are so knowledgeable mister (I hate to call you by your name feels so rude to you). Thank you because you just reminded me that my google map works while I was walking from the underground Admiralty MTR station control to Times Square mall, works beautifully, all underground. I was really amazed.
Re: 3g works in the most crowded places in HK, my Singtel and Starthub lines don't. W
in sg, lack of motivation and incentive for mobile operators to improve are also a by-product of the "ka-ki-nan" regulatory body in look-away mode. in hk, availability of spectrum and clout with regulatory body play a role in quality of the network. for example, china mobile hk which is owned by china mobile and 3 which is owned by hutchison have extra spectrum to play with and grow their respective networks, thus better coverage and better customer experience which lead to larger subscriber base. 4.2m for cmhk and 3.5m for 3. the 3rd operator, csl which merged with new world mobility, is not far behind with 3m subs. smartone and pccw are laggards at 1.6m and 1.5m subs respectively, and there's most likely pressure for the last 2 to merge. cmhk and 3 have additional spectrum in 2300 mhz for td-lte, and that will be huge for 4g td-lte roaming capabilities with the biggest mainland operator, china mobile. all have 1800 and 2600 mhz 4g fd-lte except for smartone which is limited to 1800 mhz. all are gsm, gprs, and 3g edge, umts and hspa compatible except for pccw and smartone which also operate 850 mhz cdma networks (not many subs in hk on this 3g tech). the sub distribution in hk among the top 3 operators looks very healthy and competitive, and with additional spectrum for growth, that's most likely what's driving the quality edge to retain existing customers and attract new customers.
in sg, lack of motivation and incentive for mobile operators to improve are also a by-product of the "ka-ki-nan" regulatory body in look-away mode. in hk, availability of spectrum and clout with regulatory body play a role in quality of the network. for example, china mobile hk which is owned by china mobile and 3 which is owned by hutchison have extra spectrum to play with and grow their respective networks, thus better coverage and better customer experience which lead to larger subscriber base. 4.2m for cmhk and 3.5m for 3. the 3rd operator, csl which merged with new world mobility, is not far behind with 3m subs. smartone and pccw are laggards at 1.6m and 1.5m subs respectively, and there's most likely pressure for the last 2 to merge. cmhk and 3 have additional spectrum in 2300 mhz for td-lte, and that will be huge for 4g td-lte roaming capabilities with the biggest mainland operator, china mobile. all have 1800 and 2600 mhz 4g fd-lte except for smartone which is limited to 1800 mhz. all are gsm, gprs, and 3g edge, umts and hspa compatible except for pccw and smartone which also operate 850 mhz cdma networks (not many subs in hk on this 3g tech). the sub distribution in hk among the top 3 operators looks very healthy and competitive, and with additional spectrum for growth, that's most likely what's driving the quality edge to retain existing customers and attract new customers.
Re: 3g works in the most crowded places in HK, my Singtel and Starthub lines don't. W
csl is doing all it can to churn customers away from cmhk and 3 as penetration based on 7.1m pop is over 200%, which means almost everyone except for old folks in cages is carrying at least 2 devices.
csl is also known for aggressively pursuing business from international roaming traffic. better to roam with a hungry operator than one which is complacent. but as you can tell from the distribution i posted earlier, no operator in hk can afford to be complacent.
csl is doing all it can to churn customers away from cmhk and 3 as penetration based on 7.1m pop is over 200%, which means almost everyone except for old folks in cages is carrying at least 2 devices.
csl is also known for aggressively pursuing business from international roaming traffic. better to roam with a hungry operator than one which is complacent. but as you can tell from the distribution i posted earlier, no operator in hk can afford to be complacent.
Re: 3g works in the most crowded places in HK, my Singtel and Starthub lines don't. W
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