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KUALA LUMPUR: Telekom Malaysia is offering its streamyx GradPack package, which targets college and university students, until Dec 31.

Subscribers will enjoy broadband service at a lower rate, as well as receive some free goodies, according to the telecommunications giant.

GradPack offers two Internet service packages � 384Kbps (kilobits per second) for RM50 a month or 1Mbps (megabit per second) for RM100 monthly.

The students who subscribe will get a free modem, and a streamyx Zone ID which grants them wireless access at more than 1,300 hotspots nationwide.

TM is also waiving its RM75 activation and RM88 installation fees for GradPack users.

Also, subscribers of the 1Mbps package will get access to music portal Hypptunes, video service HyppTV and the Rose Online Evolution massively multiplayer online role-playing game for three months.

In addition to that, they will get a TM�Manchester United special-edition T-shirt for free.

Students who want to subscribe to GradPack must present their student ID at any TMpoint, TMpoint Authorised Dealership (TAD) outlet, or TM authorised reseller nationwide.

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Mobile broadband has revolutionized our Internet experience. As more and more people are logging on to the Internet on the go, the need for a faster connection has become imperative, what with all the music downloads, video streaming and other Internet activities that consumes bandwidth. Thanks to mobile broadband, the bandwidth that is being delivered to consumers increased. Broadband actually refers to a term that pertains to a wide array of frequencies in a certain transmission system. If the bandwidth is larger, so does the frequency.

In general, the whole idea of having a broadband connection is to have a "high-speed" connection to the Internet. Being "high-speed" means having a high rate of data transmission. But too often, the mobile broadband speed of a Internet service provider does not measure up to what is advertised, leaving broadband users frustrated. While there are legitimate reasons for slow data transmission, such as traffic management or software on the computer, there are times that a slow mobile broadband speed is unacceptable and is due to poor service.

What to do about this? The first thing you may do is check your mobile broadband speed. It is important to determine the speed of your mobile broadband in order to calculate the necessary steps that you should take. The best way to check your mobile broadband speed is by using a credible speed checker.

Checking your broadband speed is easy, quick and most of all, it's free. You may do so now if like. This website gives you the opportunity to know your mobile broadband speed. Take note that it is to your advantage to test the speed of your mobile broadband. Annoyed that your every download takes so long to be finished? Always having trouble streaming music and videos to your computer or mobile device? Put the speed of your mobile broadband to the test to see if your Internet service provider is true to their promise.

Once you have checked the speed of your mobile broadband and find it unsatisfactory, give your broadband provider a call. Find out if there is anything they can do to improve your broadband speed. You may need to upgrade your modem or have a technician check your line. If there's no improvement you have the right to file a formal complaint to the company. You have the option to take your case to the small claims court in accordance with the Supply of Goods and Services Act if actions were taken but you are still not satisfied or the company failed to act on your official complaint. Or you may just want to switch to another broadband provider if all else failed. Check out the market for Internet service providers that offer faster and reliable speed. Ask around to find out if these providers deliver on their promise before signing up with them. Just always remember that optimum broadband speed is rarely achieved accurately so the thing to consider is which provider gives the most consistent speed.


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Mosquito in Your Mobile Phone?

Every once in a while a ringtone will somehow capture the attention of the masses. A great example of this was the "crazy frog" ringtone. The sound that would eventually become the basis of the crazy frog ringtone was invented by then 17-year old student Daniel Malmedahl while trying to imitate the noises made by a two-stroke moped engine. His sound steadily gained popularity on the web until Swedish animator Erik Wernquist created a "Crazy Frog" animation to accompany Malmedahl's quirky and annoying sound. Wernquist's animation coupled with Malmedahl's sound quickly exploded around the internet and became a web phenomenon. In 2004, Jamba licensed the animation and sound creating the "Crazy Frog" ringtone. Since then, Jamba estimates that the "Crazy Frog" ringtone has earned over 14 million Euros, making it one of the most successful ringtones ever. Furthermore, the "Crazy Frog" concept has spawned countless pieces of merchandise, remixes galore and even video games.

The Mosquito Ringtone is now all the rage, but it was also conceived as something other than a ringtone. Although the Mosquito Ringtone is hugely popular now, it didn't come from such innocuous origins as the "Crazy Frog" ringtone. So what's all the fuss about the Mosquito Ringtone? Here's how it all started.

In 2005, British inventor Howard Stepleton created "The Mosquito." "The Mosquito" is a device that emits an ultrasonic sound that usually only teenagers can actually hear. Only teenagers can hear the sound frequencies emitted by "The Mosquito" because as we grow older, our hearing ability gradually deteriorates and we're able to hear fewer of these ultrasonic frequencies. Thus, adults are often unable to hear the annoying ultrasonic sounds that "The Mosquito" emits. Stepleton invented the device as a tool that would help keep unruly youths from loitering around storefronts causing a disturbance to the business of shopkeepers.

The real benefit of "The Mosquito" for storekeepers was that it could ward off unsavory teens, without disturbing the ears of those deep-pocketed adults. So how did this anti teen-loitering ultrasonic sound device become a hugely popular ringtone? The answer is actually quite ironic, given that the original application of "The Mosquito" was to discourage negative behavior by young adults.

Believe it or not, teens are often more clever and inventive than given credit for, and once teens found out that there was a sound that could be heard by only them, and not adults, teens naturally used the sound to their advantage. Teens started using the ultrasonic mosquito sound as a way to receive phone calls during school hours when they would normally receive disciplinary actions for using mobile phones. Once teens realized that there was a ringtone that their teachers and schoolmasters could not recognize, they took full advantage of the technology and the mosquito ringtone spread like wildfire. It soon took on the teen-friendly name "Teen Buzz" and the rest was history. Several companies created different versions of the mosquito ringtone making it one of the most "buzzed" about ringtones since the invention of the "Crazy Frog" ringtone. So now if you ever see your kid brother or sister answering the phone when it never rang or buzzed, you know that they must have a mosquito in their mobile!

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