Apple's iPhone 4 costs up to S$630 in Singapore
By Mustafa Shafawi | Posted: 27 July 2010 1708 hrs

SINGAPORE: Apple's iPhone 4, which will be available in Singapore from Friday, will cost up to S$630.

What you end up paying depends on the two-year price plan you take up with the phone.

The 32GB model will cost S$360 at both M1 and SingTel with a S$56 monthly price plan.

Over at StarHub, it will cost S$380 with a S$58 monthly plan.

The device will cost you the most - at S$630 - if you are only willing to pay S$38 monthly with StarHub.

It will cost S$620 with a S$39 monthly plan with SingTel or a S$36 plan with M1.

The iPhone 4 32GB model will cost you nothing with a more costly plan ranging from S$198 to S$205 offered by the three telcos.

The iPhone 4 16GB model will cost between zero and S$480, depending on the subscription plan.

And the new 8GB iPhone 3GS, which will also be introduced in Singapore on Friday, will cost up to S$360.

The three telcos plan to start selling the iPhones at midnight on 30 July for pre-registered customers who will be contacted.

SingTel has chosen to roll out its launch at a convention hall at Marina Bay Sands.

M1 will launch it at its flagship store at Paragon, and StarHub, at Plaza Singapura.

- CNA/ir

Does this batch of iphone 4 still have the anntenna problem??

Possible to get one if contract not up for recontracting? =(

my bro say he's gonna take leave to queue up tomorrow morning to be the 1st to grab iPhone4... lol... he's crazy liao...hahaha

Actually i find iphone 3GS is good enough for those changing/upgrading their handphone set... I still feel iPhone 3GS looks better then iPhone4 as is the original
"Apple" style looking... and more importantly it does not have antenna issue :)

Posted By e-tsuyoshi on 28 Jul 2010 07:54 AM
Does this batch of iphone 4 still have the anntenna problem??

There is a simple solution to rectify the antenna problem. Avoid hand contact to the bottom left hand side of the iphone set. Of course this is not possible because how else do you hold the phone? So to avoid such contact, Apple provides a rubber sleeve which fits around the perimeter of the iPhone 4. This completely solves the problem.

Good conversation going on here.. @chibiryan m also using DBS mobile banking.. has good app for mobile ..i like it

iphone 4 now out of stock and only black for selection. Next shippment is 3 month later liao..

White colour will only be avaliable end of this year...

For those who needs iPhone 4, starhub should still have stock for it.

Farmville, Hahaha and many game app for me

Hungry go where........ Must have for me s I love to eat

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Apps on sale now during Thanksgiving!
Risk, Game of Life, Scrabble, Wheel of Fortune, Sims 3 all going for 99c ea.! I just bought them all hehe

Try out Showtimezz: http://itunes.apple.com/sg/app/show...36728?mt=8

Showtimezz (Singapore) is an app that will help you to decide and book your next movie showtime as effortless and easy as possible.

Covering Cathay Cineplexes, Eng Wah, Filmgarde, Golden Village and Shaw, the major theatre's/cinema's/cineplexes' operators in Singapore (SG/SGP), allowing you to easily book tickets with these operators directly.

Also, you can easily search YouTube for movie trailers with just a tap using Showtimezz!

As user experience is of our foremost priority, it is designed to be simple, intuitive and user-friendly.

Try it and see for yourself.

Soundhound is good.. Helps u track down song titles on the move :)

Anyone tried this? :)
Wonder is there is an android version ?

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'Summon Auntie' phone app alerts drivers to parking attendants
Thursday, Aug 18, 2011
AsiaOne
By Adrian Lim

AN iPHONE application which alerts Singaporean drivers of parking attendants in the vicinity of their vehicles has been created by a local start-up.

Summon Auntie, affectionately named after the middle-aged women who patrol public car parks checking on motorists’ parking coupons, was made publicly available on August 9, coincidentally on Singapore’s National Day.

The free app works by having users tap on the “Park” function when they physically park their cars, which logs in their GPS coordinates to a secured server.

Whenever a parking attendant is spotted within a 200-metre radius of the location, a notification is sent to the user, which reads something like “Summon Auntie has been spotted 20.3m away from your car!”.

The sightings of the parking attendants are dependent on other users who tap the app’s location-based “Alert” function whenever they spot a ‘summon auntie’.

Since people started downloading and using the community-driven app a week ago, more than 5,900 “Alerts” of parking attendants have been sent in, and over 13,900 notifications sent out to warn drivers of parking attendants.

Summon Auntie, which was created by web and mobile development studio replaid, was first thought of in June and took the five-man team a week to build.

replaid’s Sales and Marketing Manager Ron Wee told AsiaOne that Summon Auntie was not designed to help motorists to beat the system.

“Summon Auntie will never be a means to avoid a fine or a summon which is duly deserved,” the 25-year-old explained.

Rather, the app is an avenue whereby drivers can better manage the usage of their parking coupons. To illustrate the point, Mr Wee gave the example of how people sometimes unwittingly extend their stay in one place, like at a coffeeshop, and neglect their expired parking coupons.

By receiving a notification from Summon Auntie, they are reminded to return to their cars to tear more coupons.

He likens it to a modern-day replacement of the ‘kopitiam (coffee shop) auntie’ who warns her patrons when she spots a parking attendant.

The replaid team has been more than pleased with the response to their “pet project”, which is currently the most popular free lifestyle app on Singapore’s iTunes store.

Mr Wee said the app’s highly localised feel gives it a unique shine.

Besides the “Park” and “Alert” buttons in the app, there’s also “Kena” (hit), which lets users share their woes of receiving a parking ticket on Facebook.

adrianl@sph.com.sg

Posted By flipper on 22 Aug 2011 10:49 AM
Anyone tried this? :)
Wonder is there is an android version ?

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'Summon Auntie' phone app alerts drivers to parking attendants
Thursday, Aug 18, 2011
AsiaOne
By Adrian Lim

AN iPHONE application which alerts Singaporean drivers of parking attendants in the vicinity of their vehicles has been created by a local start-up.

Summon Auntie, affectionately named after the middle-aged women who patrol public car parks checking on motorists’ parking coupons, was made publicly available on August 9, coincidentally on Singapore’s National Day.

The free app works by having users tap on the “Park” function when they physically park their cars, which logs in their GPS coordinates to a secured server.

Whenever a parking attendant is spotted within a 200-metre radius of the location, a notification is sent to the user, which reads something like “Summon Auntie has been spotted 20.3m away from your car!”.

The sightings of the parking attendants are dependent on other users who tap the app’s location-based “Alert” function whenever they spot a ‘summon auntie’.

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Besides the “Park” and “Alert” buttons in the app, there’s also “Kena” (hit), which lets users share their woes of receiving a parking ticket on Facebook.

adrianl@sph.com.sg

STJOBS!!!!
can find job though phone.
Give updates on most current temp job.
best for student like me! =)