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UPDATE (101117): Yes rates leaked at 9 sen per 3MB data / 1 minute of talk / SMS. Read all about it here.
UPDATE (101104): Registration of yesID starts now. Book your username and 018 at yes.my.
YTL Communications tonight has revealed its 4G service brand. The name is simple and its called YES. Yes, that’s right.
4G Mobile Internet + Voice
They also announced that there will be a land grab for 018 mobile numbers starting from midnight tonight. It is believed that Yes will commence voice service on Day 1 of launch. To book or register your number, keep a look out on their website http://yes.my when the clock strikes 12.
YES ID
Interestingly the voice service is different from the rest. Yes claims that they will offer full cloud-based services allowing you to sync your contacts directly. Plus, when you register your 018 number, you’ll also get your YesID which comes with an email address e.g. johndoe@yes.my. Pricing for Yes service will be based on Pay As You Go model. This is because Yes believes that consumers should pay for what they use, just like water.
YES DEVICES: USB, MiFi, Desktop Modem & 4G Phone
Now to the devices. Their USB 4G Modem will be called YES Go while their MiFi device is called YES Huddle. Meanwhile 4G phone will be called YES Buzz and its all in one home modem with voice and WiFi will be called YES Zoom. The YES Buzz 4G phone is SIM-less and all you need is your YesID. Pretty simple and direct naming for their products.
Pictures from the event below:




YES 4G Coverage
In terms of coverage, YES claims to have more than 1000 base stations covering 65% of Peninsular Malaysia. As comparison they claim P1 to have less than 800 base stations. That’s a massive difference considering P1 had started earlier!
ADDITIONAL UPDATES
More updates as they come in. Watch this space and follow our twitter feed.
Check out the commercial videos after the jump
Welcome to Yes
YES ID
YES Network
[ SOURCE ]
Hey Terry thanks for dropping by, here are the answers we got from the presentation at the brand unveiling:
1. They did a comparison between Celcom and Maxis vs. Yes. The speeds from Yes look very impressive but we have to consider that the network load is much less due to the fact that there's virtually no one on it yet. We've signed up for our Yes IDs and we will monitor the network across a few months to see if the performance is consistent after the load has increased.
2. The phone is full 4G no SIM-card required all the services are IP-based. You can send and receive SMS and make calls just like a normal mobile phone. The downside is that you have to be within coverage area. If you're out of coverage then you have no connectivity.
3. Wing Lee — the CEO of Yes — explains that all WiFi devices can go on 4G using Yes' 4G MiFi device they call the Huddle
Hope we've answered your questions.
Pay Per Use has it Pro and Con:
1. Pro is people will not tend to download/upload too much or use it for too long hence their station will not go as congest as other Wireless Broadband Operator.
2. Con is people will tend to not feel comfortable that they need to keep track of how much they have used and how much they have to pay etc.
3. Another Con is it's possible that you will overuse hence it will be more expensive than using other Wireless broadband from the cost/bit or cost/sec.
Hope the price won't be too expensive.
We shared the same sentiment. Pay-as-you-use is a good idea but the pricing is critical, Yes needs to get this right to make it a success.
[...] on, YTL has revealed Yes, the new name for its “4G” mobile service in Malaysia. As mentioned earlier, they [...]
[...] YTL Communications’s 4G service has just launched its brand last night. Exactly midnight this morning, they had started offering registration of [...]
bring htc evo 4g as ytl flagship phone and i'm jumping on the bandwagon right now
From what we know. That ain't gonna happen.
Do I have to buy a new handphone?
If you want to make mobile calls. Yes. Right now the Yes mobile service works only with their all-4G phone.
[...] 4G rates have been revealed before launch with a picture by @albnok. The picture shows a yes bunting with its official rates on it. From the [...]
Any info on the miff device that yes going to offer? There's no details on the subscription of yes huddle yet right?
is it possible to use Samsung Epic 4G or htc evo to enjoy the service?
[...] Their 4G Phone – Yes Buzz and home gateway – Yes Zoom which was showed off during the brand launch will only be making an apperance in [...]
will this service plan work on a blackberry? as in does it cover all the blackberry data too? like you can receive emails, bbm, social networking, internet?
[...] is the last WiMAX operator to launch commercially. We pre-registered the moment the Yes brand was revealed and gotten ourselves a Yes Go dongle on launch night. We bought into the hype and was one of the [...]
May I know iPod touch can use this service or not?
YTL Yes = Bad
1 cheat your money , all have you pay and can't use
2 call centre all dead , call all the way no answer and ask you list down your number but never call back to you.
3 Go to "KL Centre" to ask for help they said its something problem with yes system , we will call you tonight or tomorrow for sure to explanations, few day no one call from them.
4 Log on to "yes.my" , just press all the link have to wait 1hour or more than that and alway came out "server error"
5 super waste time and super bad service.
Don't remove this, because this is a complaint, till you fixed the problem.
YTL Yes = Bad
1 cheat your money , all have you pay and can't use
2 call centre all dead , call all the way no answer and ask you list down your number but never call back to you.
3 Go to "KL Centre" to ask for help they said its something problem with yes system , we will call you tonight or tomorrow for sure to explanations, few day no one call from them.
4 Log on to "yes.my" , just press all the link have to wait 1hour or more than that and alway came out "server error"
5 super waste time and super bad service.
Don't remove this, because this is a complaint, till you fixed the problem
'The operating licence issued to them on Aug 30 is for a content applications service provider individual licence to provide subscription-based IPTV services using their 2.3GHz WiMax Network, MCMC said in a statement following a news report on the 700MHz spectrum issue.
According to MCMC, under Malaysia's National Spectrum Plan, the 700MHz spectrum band was allocated for broadcasting service and not for Long-Term Evolution (LTE) or 4G mobile services as speculated in various reports.
The 700MHz spectrum band is vital to the operation of the 4G high-speed wireless network. By getting the allocation of the spectrum, YTL will have a stranglehold over the new technologies in the sector, LTE to power the 4G market". Star Online , 30th November, 2010
Any Comment???
I totally agree with you! Thanks.
is this the follow up post? i think i was right guessing the YES buzz has front + slideout keypad @.@
got few questions:
1)do they give a data comparison on 3G vs 4G 's connection? (e.g. download / upload speed)
2)do they explain how is it achievable to make calls|sms w/o sim card?
3)how to use their service on non 4g phones?