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The next Malaysia Property Expo (MAPEX) 2011 organized by REHDA will be held at Mid Valley Exhibition Centre from 21 – 23 October 2011. The expo will open daily from 10am – 9pm.

Right before the new iPhone is revealed, DiGi is throwing extra discounts for its iPhone 4 bundling. Now they have reduced the monthly subscription by another RM10/month. With a 24 months contract, this is an extra RM240 worth of savings.

So this means, the iDiGi 88 is offered at RM43/month, iDiGi 138 at RM73/month and iDiGi 238 at RM143/month. Monthly subscription mentioned is after RM5 rebate for signing up with DiGi’s auto-billing. The last reduction was 2 months ago when they slashed RM5 off from its iDiGi subscription fees.

For more information, head over to DiGi’s iPhone 4 promo page.

Yes have just opened registration for the beta version of its Yes Life app for Android. You’ll need a Yes ID to sign-up and the app is not available in the Android Market just yet.

Only devices running Android 2.1 and above are supported. To sign-up click here. Yes has not mentioned when the final version of the app will be released. But considering that the beta is being distributed to the public at the moment, it going to be just a matter of weeks till the final version is released.

We’ve gotten our hands on the beta version of the application and we have to say it is much more polished than the iOS version with loads more useful features added making it much more conducive to use.

Maxis has introduced a higher speed plan for home users with the need for speed, after introducing its 32Mbps FTTH plan for office users.

For 30Mbps plan at RM398 per month which comes with 300GB data quota. This comes out to RM1.33 per GB, the lowest ever cost per GB even in our last broadband comparison update. According to the details above, the quota is only enforced in 2012 which means unlimited downloads for now. Overall, this is 3X the speed and 3X the quota of Maxis Home Broadband Advance at RM218/month.

Also included is 1000 minutes of calls to Maxis Mobile and 300 minutes of calls to IDD. For existing Maxis mobile users, you’ll get 200 minutes too. Calls to Maxis fixed lines are free.

As comparison, the highest home plan for TM’s UniFi is VIP 20 which offers 20Mbps with 120GB quota at RM249 a month. This comes out to RM2.08 per GB. At the present moment, TM is yet to enforce their download quota fully. We wonder if TM Unifi will respond with a higher speed and quota package.

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The BlackBerry Torch 9810 (RRP RM1,988) is now available on DiGi for as low as RM1,249 with its DG Smart Plan.

There’s really nothing out of the ordinary with regards to the DG Smart Plans that are on offer. You get to choose from two plans with two contract terms giving you four possible plan combinations. There’s the DG Smart Plan 48 with 1GB of mobile internet data and a flat rate of 15sen/min calls and 10sen/SMS to all networks for RM43/month. You can also purchase the Torch 9810 with a DG Smart Plan 68 which offers the same call and SMS rates as the DG Smart Plan 48 but offers 5GB mobile internet data. You can opt for 12- and 24-months contract period.

For both plans you will need to add RM10/month for BlackBerry Internet Service or RM20/month for BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

If you’re looking for a simple, hassle-free plan that comes with the BlackBerry 9810, DiGi is probably it. Simple and cheap. No guarantees on performance and coverage though.

For more details, check out DiGi’s website here.