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DiGi has revealed that their already affordable iPhone 4 plans are even more affordable. Now their plans are additional RM5 cheaper as compared to launch. This makes its entry iDiGi 88 costing RM58/month without auto-billing and RM53/month with auto-billing.

For those who are extremely tight, DiGi also offers 36 months installment plan which we wouldn’t recommend especially when a new iPhone is on its way.

This new are effective after 1st July 2011. For more information, head to DiGi’s iPhone 4 page.

DiGi has introduced a number of broadband plans designed specifically for the iPad. While iPad uses broadband like any tablets or 3G modems. While Maxis expects high volume usage for tablets beyond the normal average, DiGi has taken a much realistic approach of smaller sized plans between 500MB and 6GB.

iPad Lite offers 500MB at RM30/month and if you do exceed this quota, DiGi will charging you a low flat rate of 5sen/MB with a max cap of RM90. The iPad Basic which offers 2GB at RM58/month and iPad Pro 6GB at RM88 a month. Both Basic and Pro offers unlimited access but speeds will be throttled to 128kbps upon reaching the cap. Throttling also applies for iPad Lite users once they reached their cap limit. In terms of speed, they claim an average speed of 700kbps download and 200kbps upload. For more information on the plans, check out DiGi’s iPad plan page.

As a iPad user, now, you have alot of chooise, which one you will choose among DiGi, Maxis, and Yes? What is the reason behind, share with us.

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Apple has released another commercial entitled “Now” which shows how we do things differently right now with the iPad 2. From reading papers, books, watching movie and communicate.

It is no stranger now that Apple is focusing the features of the iPad from the usability stand point instead of specifications. Most will agree that Android tablets win all points when it comes to hardware but it is iPad’s extensive library of tablet apps that makes it more appealing for the general public.

Other iPad 2 videos:

iPad 2 – We Believe

iPad 2 – If you asked

Apple has just released the second beta for iOS 5 Beta 2 is now available for download in Apple’s developer channel.

iOS 5 Beta 2 is a 740MB download and available for all Apple devices from the 3rd gen iPod touch and up.
You must have iTunes beta 10.5 in order to sync with iOS 5 beta 2. It can be assumed that the iOS 5 Beta 1 jailbreak is now broken in Beta 2 , so be cautious when deciding to upgrade. Otherwise, head over to the iOS Dev Center and get downloading!

Apple announced that users can now sync and backup their iOS devices wirelessly during the WWDC keynote on Monday.

Apple has been promising some sort of wireless PC-free syncing solution for quite some time, but the company has now officially confirmed that the new feature will be introduced with iOS 5.

In iOS 5, the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch will automatically find iTunes on a Wi-Fi network and automatically sync and backup apps, contacts and media. This is similar to what Google does with its Android OS, with the exception, of course, that Apple still has an actual program that users can use to monitor backups and programs.

Apple also announced that users who want to be completely PC free can perform cloud backups to the new iCloud service.