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Telefon Bimbit

Submitted by WebAifa on 8 September 2006 - 10:03am.

Sejak dipasarkan secara komersial kira-kira 10 tahun lalu, telefon bimbit mengalami perkembangan pesat dengan lebih 15 juta pengguna di Malaysia pada 2004, berdasarkan kajian yang dibuat Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia (SKMM).Daripada jumlah itu 61.1 peratus pengguna telefon bimbit adalah lelaki, manakala 38.9 peratus adalah perempuan.

Ulama Saudi larang nada dering telefon bimbit azan, ayat al-Quran

Submitted by WebAifa on 28 August 2006 - 5:50pm. News

RIYADH: Ulama Arab Saudi melarang laungan azan dan bacaan ayat suci al-Quran dijadikan sebagai nada dering telefon bimbit kerana ia dianggap menjejaskan kesucian Islam.

Sheikh Saleh Al-Shamrani berkata, perbuatan itu bersifat makruh apalagi jika deringan itu berlaku ketika pemiliknya berada dalam tandas atau pada premis hiburan seperti disko.

Mobile user base reaches 20 million

Submitted by WebAifa on 27 May 2006 - 1:55pm. News

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia's mobile subscriber base hit the 20 million mark as the penetration level reached a staggering 80% in March this year. However, experts are predicting that this could go up to 85% by year-end despite a saturating market.

A slower single-digit growth in subscribers is seen for the second half of this year (H2) compared with double-digit growth rates charted previously. [By B.K. SIDHU]

Fixed wireless phone, now with GPRS

Submitted by WebAifa on 10 February 2006 - 4:04pm. News

AIFA Telecommunication announced a new enhanced product to be released. The latest fixed wireless phone now equipped with GPRS features to enable mobile internet connectivity. It works similarly like a GSM-GPRS modem, allowing the internet access trough your PC.

No handphones in schools ruling

Submitted by WebAifa on 21 January 2006 - 11:51pm. News

PUTRAJAYA, ThursÂ -Â Students will not be allowed to use handphones in schools.
Education Minister Datuk Sri Hishammuddin Hussein ended the on-off ban on handphones today with a directive to this effect. [News Straits Times 20/01/2006]