Sun Cellular

**GlennSter** · October 13th, 2004 12:49 PM

Originally posted by silver_corolla
asa pa.... :bwahaha:

pare bakit ba kumukuluntoy ang noo mo sa sun!?

nabagsakan ka ba ng tower nila at ganyan ka kagalit?

if you don't have anything good to contribute in this thread, better shut up.

you are starting to piss some people off.

**stinkaboy** · October 13th, 2004 12:55 PM

glennster, salamat naman andyan ka dude! ;)

**chase** · October 13th, 2004 12:58 PM

Originally posted by GlennSter
pare bakit ba kumukuluntoy ang noo mo sa sun!?

nabagsakan ka ba ng tower nila at ganyan ka kagalit?

if you don't have anything good to contribute in this thread, better shut up.

you are starting to piss some people off.

ay ang taray naman ni fafa.

PEACE! =D

**GlennSter** · October 13th, 2004 01:02 PM

im not with anyone....

i even lost my sun sim since walang signal dito sa bahay.but since i know i cannot contribute anything to this thread, i either ask questions nalang or shut the f#$% up.

no need to taunt anyone.

sheesus.grow up.

**silver_corolla** · October 13th, 2004 01:05 PM

just playing a devil's advocate here.... peace.

**GlennSter** · October 13th, 2004 01:13 PM

too much evil pare.

mellow down.

**boybi** · October 13th, 2004 01:25 PM

Originally posted by silver_corolla
Hindi na siguro kailangan ng globe & smart gayahin yan. matagal na kasing masaya ang subs nila. that kind of move is only good for telco juvinile to catch up.

every juvenile telco will do anything to eat into the market. di ba kung anu ano din ang ginawa ng globe and smart dati when the country's cellular phone market was dominated by mobiline/piltel? sino ba nagpauso ng switching, Globe! imagine kahit sirang handset tatanggapin nila! that's how i became a Globe subscriber

**mazdamazda** · October 13th, 2004 01:52 PM

hehe. nice going glenn.

Hindi na siguro kailangan ng globe & smart gayahin yan. matagal na kasing masaya ang subs nila. that kind of move is only good for telco juvinile to catch up.

well, isn't that what mobiline and extelcom didn't do when the GSM networks came in the market?

they were too complacent! they were too late to introduce new services / products that would match the offerings of the GSM networks even though the CDMA is also capable of doing all that.

now, where's mobiline and extelcom?

**silver_corolla** · October 13th, 2004 02:40 PM

Originally posted by mazdamazda
hehe. nice going glenn.

well, isn't that what mobiline and extelcom didn't do when the GSM networks came in the market?

they were too complacent! they were too late to introduce new services / products that would match the offerings of the GSM networks even though the CDMA is also capable of doing all that.

now, where's mobiline and extelcom?

Now you bring out the CDMA, it would be fitting to share with you some comparisons of GSM and CDMA. CDMA is a recent technology alright and its logically had it’s roots older than GSM as it was used in WWII, Cuban Missile Crisis et al. The technology was tested effectively in 1991 for cellular communications. Hongkong was the first one to implement CDMA.

If you take the large wireless operators in US, most of them use the CDMA technology. Big firms such as Sprint, Verizon wireless et al support CDMA, while T-mobile and Cingular support GSM.

CDMA, comes up with:

Increased security for wireless communications
Duplex conversations
increased efficiency that allows a large network to handle traffic effectively (better return for buck spent)
Better battery life for phones as low power consumption
Better capacity and reach,

This means that it has cons too.

No international roaming
Newer technology
proprietary technology
WCDMA will not be available in Europe/asia till 2005 while GSM successor GPRS and EDGE is already in our hands.

Right now, GSM is a clear winner with 5-1 usage demographics. If you wanna have a worldwide coverage, go with GSM. That is why CDMA didn't take-off much here in Philippines. So obviously Mobiline adapt GSM with the help of merging with SMART.

Hope that was a useful enlightenment.

**explorer** · October 13th, 2004 04:07 PM

Originally posted by silver_corolla
Hindi na siguro kailangan ng globe & smart gayahin yan. matagal na kasing masaya ang subs nila. that kind of move is only good for telco juvinile to catch up.

i would understand coz you are from smart. pero bakit hinaharang ng smart at globe ang application ng iba pang telcos na gusto pumasok sa GSM? takot ba sila? ngayon pa nga lang kinakabahan na executive taga-smart at globe based on a close friend's (insider) story. siempre di aaminin ng smart at globe na affected sila sa gimik ng sun. kung di lang hinarang ng government ang pag bili ng gokongwei family ng pldt, malamang subsidiary nalang ng sun ang smart ngayon.