Comments on: Smart Bro is getting some competition?

By: byter

byter — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:51:24 +0000

i am planning to subscribe to globe ZTE, actually i have my application already but i am still hesitant about it. i need some trustworthy feedback regarding the product. so far, hows your experience with globe zte?

By: BlackMarlin

BlackMarlin — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 22:57:12 +0000

I’ve used globe’s HSDPA and it’s quite advantageous as compared to SMART Bro. The only disadvantage is that it uses a shared IP so you won’t be able to connect via VPN. Also, for sharing IP’s with a lot of users you wont be able to download from file sharing sites like Rapidshare which track the number of times a particular IP is connected.

Yun lang ang disadvantage. Pero if you use this for home or personal surfing, truly better than smart.

By: kulas

kulas — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 18:41:49 +0000

dapat lang, sana noon pa.

tagal nakong nagtitiis sa smartBro-ken.

sayang binabayad ko sa smartBro-ken na yan. dapat sa kanila magsara nalang. sabi sa commercial “Faster than dial-up” daw, baka baliktad “SURF AS DIAL-UP”, mga bugok pa TSR nila.

puros turo sa ganito ganyan ping dito ping doon hanggang sa mapingi ka na wala naman mangyayari. Hanggang sa sasabihin sayo magpapapunta nalang ng mga taga MERIDIAN para ayusin ang connection nyo sir, or madalas na sinasabi nila “sorry sir meron po tayong technical activity sa base station”

isa pa.

sa mga subscriber ng smartBro-ken, hndi nyo ba napapansin. kapag tatawag tayo sa TSR nila by *1888+4 walang sumasagot. nalowbat na cellphone mo wala paring sumasagot. pero sa *1888+1 “apply on the phone” mabilis, grabe isang ring lang. kaya tip ko lang sa inyo kung tatawag kasi sa TSR *1888+1 gamitin nyo, wag sa *1888+4

By: sylv3rblade

sylv3rblade — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 11:12:27 +0000

I suggest that Globe implements it in areas with already congested networks like in Manila and Cavite *cough*sana para pati ako makalipat na from smart brok-ken*cough* New subscribers will likely flock the new system rather than go with the already crawling speeds of a wired DSL.

Any word on when this will be out?

By: Youngmaze

Youngmaze — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 10:59:54 +0000

oh!, im a former globe subscriber pero! hindi ako na satify… lol maybe ngayon at marerelaunch sila mas maganda ang service nila…. pero im satisfied sa smart… ang haba lang talga ng extension ng tubo from my place… siguro almost 45 feet para lang maging oks ang reception ng antenna ko…! hope maging maayos ang service ng globe… heheheh!

By: jeffrey

jeffrey — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 07:09:16 +0000

thank God! another option… im getting tired of using my smartbulok connection… well i hope it will be available in our area here in bulacan.

By: Chino yray

Chino yray — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 04:22:53 +0000

if it’s Globe, it will be definitely available throughout the country. HSDPA utilizes globe’s mobile signal so where there is signal for your globe mobile phones, definitely you can connect through this.

By: sasieboy

sasieboy — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 01:22:32 +0000

Will that be also available in Bacolod area?

By: mr nice ash

mr nice ash — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 00:34:24 +0000

we are actually planning for an internet connection at home (dasmariñas, cavite). what do you think would be the best?