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Huawei E5577C Official Shot Anda berbicara Bahasa Indonesia? Baca artikel terjemahannya di sini ! Well, it's been a while since my last article. I scored myself a new job (yay!), and I had to focus my attention on it, leaving no time to attain to my own blog(s), let alone write a new article. But yeah, I finally got both time and idea to come up with a new article. Anyway, enough with the excuses. Meet Huawei E5577C. I wanted to switch from the M3Z because of multi-carrier compatibility and that little square screen. I still had that device, though stored in the drawer because I've been using the Huawei more. So, let's just get to the point: with a much more expensive cost compared to Smartfren's (almost twice), does the Huawei Mi-Fi stack up with its compatibility and screen? Let's find out after the break! BEFORE YOU BUY: I bought this Mi-Fi bundled with XL Axiata's XL GO. Normally, it should be locked. However, I bought it from a third-party store...

Okay, some of you may have already know this... but a few telco operators in Indonesia have actually made a contract with RIM regarding to BlackBerry App World. Yes, if you're using XL Axiata and Indosat, then you can purchase apps directly from BlackBerry AppWorld using your credit balance instead of credit card or PayPal. This is great for us Indonesians (at least for me), since I'm still afraid to give up a credit card's information. For example, I bought my Steam games by borrowing my aunt's credit card. She lives in United States, so she's familiar with online shopping. Call me a conservative guy, but credit cards are easy to hack. Once it's hacked, your bill will skyrocket, and that's what I'm afraid of the most.