My sister's latest plush toy is a furry yellow duck that reminds me of nothing but DiGi and Windy's Quackerina. Hahaha.
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Win Samsung GALAXY Note with DiGi's GILA Smartphone Giveaway Facebook contest
Thursday, December 15, 2011Christmas is approaching and it also means - time for GILA Smartphone Giveaway! Identify your best Ally and team up with him/her to win a PAIR of Samsung GALAXY Note smartphones. It's easy with DiGi!
U Mobile - U58 Postpaid Plan
Monday, October 17, 2011Last Saturday 3PM, my MNP request from DiGi to U Mobile was completed.
After almost 8 years with the yellow telco, I decided to change to the orange telco because U Mobile's "the other postpaid plan" is considerably cheap and worth a spent!
After almost 8 years with the yellow telco, I decided to change to the orange telco because U Mobile's "the other postpaid plan" is considerably cheap and worth a spent!
Table from here.I switched from DG30 postpaid plan + IU68 (totaled up to RM98++ per month including 3GB data) to U58 postpaid plan (inclusive of 2GB data and FREE 200 minutes voice call from U Mobile to other operators per month).
FAQs here.
I personally don't think I can spend more than 200 minutes worth of voice call per month. I just need to spend on SMS (i.e. 12sen/SMS to other operators) and make sure I don't use more than 2GB of data per month. No extra charges after exceeding data limit but speed will be throttled to 128kbps.
So, I can expect my monthly phone + mobile internet bill to be not more than RM65 per month.
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Early this morning, I encounter a hiccup with my line. Around 12:17AM, the signal shows MY CELCOM and I have zero signal till 8:10AM when it finally shows UMOBILE3G. I almost call up their customer care line to request for assistance.
FAQs here.
I personally don't think I can spend more than 200 minutes worth of voice call per month. I just need to spend on SMS (i.e. 12sen/SMS to other operators) and make sure I don't use more than 2GB of data per month. No extra charges after exceeding data limit but speed will be throttled to 128kbps.
So, I can expect my monthly phone + mobile internet bill to be not more than RM65 per month.
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Early this morning, I encounter a hiccup with my line. Around 12:17AM, the signal shows MY CELCOM and I have zero signal till 8:10AM when it finally shows UMOBILE3G. I almost call up their customer care line to request for assistance.
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So far so good at the moment. Let's see how long will I stay with this telco. :)
Project 365 2011 - Photo #194
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
My ticket to DiGi's WWWOW Awards event last night.
Project 365 2011 - Photo #179
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
I received this letter from DiGi.
Congratulations!
You are one of the Consolation Prize Winners of "DiGi April Comic Strip" contest!
You have won yourself:
Fila Waist Pouch voucher at RM26 (Normal Price: RM59)
Once again, thank you for your continuous support to DiGi and stay tuned for more great offers from DiGi. Congratulations again!
"Stay active with DiGi for more delightful surprises in the future!"
Project 365 2011 - Photo #123
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
From 03 till 16 May 2011, voice out your opinion on DiGi's "Running Bob" Facebook app contest and get rewarded with merchandises from the Merchant of the Month - FILA!
Project 365 2011 - Photo #95
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
If you're a Broadband by DiGi user, you can check your Broadband account usage & details on http://myinternet.com.my
As of 5 April 2011, I've used up to 3.404GB (or 34%) out of my 10GB package quota. I still have another 6.596GB till 16 April 2011.
Project 365 2011 - Photo #73
Monday, March 14, 2011
Stand a chance to meet Fish Leong up close & personal during her promotional tour in Malaysia when you purchase Fish Leong's CallerTunes™ from DiGi!
Contest Period: 14-25 March 2011
For more info, log on to digi.com.my/fish
I want!!!
Project 365 - Photo #348
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
The smarter plan for smartphones. Visit DG Smart Plan™ at http://www.digi.com.my/smartplan
Project 365 - Photo #336
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Project 365 - Photo #334
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
I was at D'House this morning and saw a row of these lovely bright red berries in cylinders filled with water. Nice!
Project 365 - Photo #271
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Tuesday, 28 September 2010 - Attended SMCKL #9: Check-in to Social Media in Malaysia at Plaza IBM.
Panel of speakers:
1. Azizi Jennis, @djmorituri (Head of Online Services at DiGi)
2. Asif Khan, @asifmumtazkhan (Internet Monitoring Service Manager at Asia Media Monitors)
3. David Lian, @davidlian (APAC Social Media Practice Lead at Text 100)
Check out smckl.org or @smckl for more info about the event.
Project 365 - Photo #204
Friday, July 23, 2010
These ducks, despite being not yellow, reminds me of one of DiGi's
campaign in 2009.
Project 365 - Photo #182
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Project 365 - Photo #161
Thursday, June 10, 2010
This is colleague's yellow duck and her iPhone 3G S from DiGi. :D
DiGi Business: H1N1 Advisory
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Original article.
Dear DiGi Business fans,
You would have heard of H1N1 cases via the newspapers and websites as well. Please do take precaution so that we can all help to stop the spread.
For business owners or office workers, here are some simple guides that could help prevent the spread of H1N1 in your office.
Workplace Guidelines:
1) Please do not switch workstations or work areas during this time, remain as much as possible at one location so that you can minimize exposure between employees and ease the tracking of employees with flu like symptoms and H1N1 cases (if you have any in office)
2) Keep meetings small, cancel all meetings with more than 10 people. You could use tele-conferencing, video-conferencing, messaging applications like BlackBerry Messenger, whatsapp between BlackBerry users and iPhone users, MSN Messenger or even Yahoo Messenger. You can also use collaborative tools like Google Docs where you can edit documents as a team in real time and even use the chat function to communicate.
3) Observe good hygiene and please put on a mask if you are having minor flu-like symptoms. Always wash your hands with either soap or the alcohol hand wash. You can get these from pharmacies and the alcohol hand wash come in big, medium and small bottles.
4) Limit your exposure to people with minor flu-like symptoms or you could wear a mask as precaution.
5) If you're exhibiting light flu symptoms (sneezing, running nose, coughing) with no fever or sore throat:
- you can go to work if you're up to it but wear a facial mask at all times
- seek medical treatment if condition worsens
6) If you're exhibiting a combination of flu-like symptoms with High Fever or/and Sore Throat:
- seek medical treatment, take swab test, and remain home quarantined until fever subsides
- keep your supervisor informed of latest condition and recovery progress
7) If you've been in direct F2F (face to face) communication with confirmed H1N1 positive patients or those having been in a same confined space for more than 4 hours i.e. air travel:
- contact your supervisor and inform of condition
- home quarantine for 4 days and perform twice-daily self symptom monitoring (sneezing, running nose, sore throat, fever, headache, muscle ache)
- get medical treatment and PCR (blood) test if any symptoms show up
- keep your supervisor informed of latest condition and recovery progress
8) If you're confirmed either via swab test or PCR (blood) test at a medical facilities to be H1N1 positive:
- contact your supervisor and inform of condition
- identify people in office that have had direct F2F communication/contact with you and let your supervisor know
- observe quarantine requirements by medical professionals
- keep your supervisor informed of latest condition and recovery progress
Ministry of Health have also published a list of high risk groups from H1N1 infection @ http://h1n1.moh.gov.my/highRisk.php
We hope this helps. Share it with your friends, family and colleagues.
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Dear DiGi Business fans,
You would have heard of H1N1 cases via the newspapers and websites as well. Please do take precaution so that we can all help to stop the spread.
For business owners or office workers, here are some simple guides that could help prevent the spread of H1N1 in your office.
Workplace Guidelines:
1) Please do not switch workstations or work areas during this time, remain as much as possible at one location so that you can minimize exposure between employees and ease the tracking of employees with flu like symptoms and H1N1 cases (if you have any in office)
2) Keep meetings small, cancel all meetings with more than 10 people. You could use tele-conferencing, video-conferencing, messaging applications like BlackBerry Messenger, whatsapp between BlackBerry users and iPhone users, MSN Messenger or even Yahoo Messenger. You can also use collaborative tools like Google Docs where you can edit documents as a team in real time and even use the chat function to communicate.
3) Observe good hygiene and please put on a mask if you are having minor flu-like symptoms. Always wash your hands with either soap or the alcohol hand wash. You can get these from pharmacies and the alcohol hand wash come in big, medium and small bottles.
4) Limit your exposure to people with minor flu-like symptoms or you could wear a mask as precaution.
5) If you're exhibiting light flu symptoms (sneezing, running nose, coughing) with no fever or sore throat:
- you can go to work if you're up to it but wear a facial mask at all times
- seek medical treatment if condition worsens
6) If you're exhibiting a combination of flu-like symptoms with High Fever or/and Sore Throat:
- seek medical treatment, take swab test, and remain home quarantined until fever subsides
- keep your supervisor informed of latest condition and recovery progress
7) If you've been in direct F2F (face to face) communication with confirmed H1N1 positive patients or those having been in a same confined space for more than 4 hours i.e. air travel:
- contact your supervisor and inform of condition
- home quarantine for 4 days and perform twice-daily self symptom monitoring (sneezing, running nose, sore throat, fever, headache, muscle ache)
- get medical treatment and PCR (blood) test if any symptoms show up
- keep your supervisor informed of latest condition and recovery progress
8) If you're confirmed either via swab test or PCR (blood) test at a medical facilities to be H1N1 positive:
- contact your supervisor and inform of condition
- identify people in office that have had direct F2F communication/contact with you and let your supervisor know
- observe quarantine requirements by medical professionals
- keep your supervisor informed of latest condition and recovery progress
Ministry of Health have also published a list of high risk groups from H1N1 infection @ http://h1n1.moh.gov.my/highRisk.php
We hope this helps. Share it with your friends, family and colleagues.
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