Type's of pocket mi fi devices out in the wild

Hi there all there been a lot of email people asking me what sort of mi fi are out there and how well they perform well right now there 2 types from huawai there the my pocket wifi which is the black one and the white one from which is e585 which is a oem

Huawei  E5830
The huawei E5830 is not a reliable mifi as in most areas it drops out I used it in cities and in rural areas take hell of long time to connect I have used in the pass Optus Vodafone and dodo the whose network out them is Optus and dodo for 3g wireless broadband they still have to fix the black spots and there a lot of bugs huawei has to fix on this device as there a lot I found with the battery life there was only at most 3 hours well most device last 4 hours  great design poorly made I bought one just over a year now now under a lot of use it seem to have died and won’t start again I would not pay the 200 bucks or more for it or get it on plan why is because It not worth it connect to the wi fi just a joke to start with drops out every few mins connected it up with 2 devices lap top (asus) and my tega tablet gave me good decent wifi but wait the dongle went from cyan to blue in matter of seconds once on blue it useless speed can’t even get on the internet or msn .
Pro’s
Well design
Basic use is good
Speed Decent
Good Quilty Battey
Con’s
Crap Signal For Wi FI And 3g Networking
Crap Battery Life On The Road
Not Worth The Asking Price
Sometimes Cant Even Connect To Anything

Huawei  E585
This one the 2^nd one huawei came out with as u notices there some changes in this model more reliable then the first E5830 they added a oled display that show your data us use and all ur connections how many devices are on the wi fi and speed of ur connection.
Pro’s
Well design
Basic use is good
Speed Decent
Good Quilty Battey
Con’s
Crap Signal For Wi FI And 3g Networking
Crap Battery Life On The Road
Not Worth The Asking Price
Over priced
Cant be unlocked

What's In My Old Gadget Bag

Hi all there been a post on just about every geek blog i have been to so i decide to do my own take on whats in my gadget bag.
well let’s start with the bag i use high sierra backpack as with this one has alot of space and light also had a laptop compartment for the netbook and tega to fit and the ipad this one also has a rain coat in the bum of it in case of rain

The Choice of devices i choose as everyone know i have alot to choose from here are the 3 devices you find in my gadget bag 1st is the tegatech tega v1 which is a very good unit for the net and as im blogging on it now and my day today use .2nd devices is the apple ipad just becouse i like the music and games 3rd whould be the asus 1000 ha netbook which is still use for my typeing and videos

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Tega v1
 

Apple Ipad
 

Asus 1000ha netbook

The war of the tablets between Telstra and Optus

The war of the tablets between Telstra and Optus
This post about the so called tablets on the market in particular the Optus tablet and the Telstra tablet.
Optus mytab (zte v9)

Let’s start with the well after going to Optus running around trying to find one that not playing up or bright or dead pixels I had to give up my search why because in the industry ur bond to find bright or dead pixel all a few well Optus and zte need to get their act together on this one why because this tablet a great product but there a few down sides to it to with the lcd itself the ones I have exchange from Optus in Brisbane city were either cracked or had at least 4 bright and 1 dead pixel in them but all round very fast and good for everyday use or people on budget look for a device that user friendly and fast on the other hand watch out as with all good things come drew back if you can’t put up with low speakers or bright or dead pixels I strongly don’t recommend u getting one of these as they will find their way as ur next door stop for software wise the touch input is resistive touch which is far more accurate then the Telstra t tab pick up more and boot speed about 10sec I put a 32 gig micro sd into mine sound wise for mp3s good luck trying to get deaf as I turn it up full 100% over the ipad u get a sore ear this one is light and built to a price over all I think they have to fix the major bugs that I have found like the lcd and sound other then that it a great product great battery life fast no lag cpu as I open a lot of programs and apps 80 to my count still running smooth abit laggie for games but for net and word and facbook very quick easy to use . The Optus MyTab has average battery life, managing to last a full day in most instances. While this obviously doesn’t place it in iPad territory, it is far better than the similarly priced Telstra T-Touch Tab. Unfortunately, the MyTab’s battery takes more than three hours to fully charge again. The Optus MyTab has obvious shortcomings, as any tablet in this price range will. Provided you’re willing to live with the lack of Flash and multitouch support, the lack of power to complete multiple tasks quickly, and the fact that this version of Android hasn’t been designed with tablets in mind, the MyTab provides all the features and benefits of the flexible Android platform. My advice it not worth the money but if u can’t put up with the lcd and sound prob don’t get better investing in something like the Samsung galaxy tablet .
The Telstra t tab (Huawei S7)

The testra t tab is a very poorly made tablet on the market as I have tested opening apps is very slow does not pick up touch points lags a lot that just for stuff like facebook and msn and yahoo messenger Unfortunately, the Telstra T-Touch Tab has mediocre battery life. Even with moderate use, it rarely lasted three hours, and struggled to even last this long when used regularly. We watched 20 minutes of an AVI video file, listened to music, and periodically used the browser and a few Web-centric apps like Facebook and Twitter and the T-Touch Tab needed a recharge before the two hour mark. On a device that’s been tailored for Internet and multimedia use, this is a real black mark. Despite its obvious shortcomings, the Telstra T-Touch Tab is a reasonable multimedia device and Android is far less restrictive than Apple’s iPad/iPhone platform. While the Dell Streak and the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab could be considered competitors, their higher price means the T-Touch Tab is effectively alone as an affordable, entry-level tablet that doesn’t skimp on too many features.

Why did I choose to endouse the Tegatech Tega v2

First thing is yes I know Mr. Hugo he has taught me all my tablet pc knowledge that I have passed on to others and have converted 1000s to take up the Tablet PC. The first time I picked up the TEGA was when Cameron, a very good mate of mine and business partner, bought one from MR Hugo and to my surprise bought it to lunch back in December  2010. As soon I picked it up it felt like I was on another planet the tablet did not feel like a heap of cheaply made plastic or something that was made like a counterfeit iPad. The TEGA felt like a real tablet; the touch felt smooth and the rear aluminium feels like something you get in a high end laptop, and not like something you get from a cheap mobile phone. The support for it has been really good with senior technician at Tegatech, Yong Sun and Hugo answering all my question of support.
The thing I love about the TEGA v2 is the extra battery life – this is a big plus, also it can dual boot into two Operating Systems, i.e. Windows and Google Android, which is good as sometime I like android better for stuff like Facebook and blogging but some time you have to boot into windows to use office to run my business and CRM software; for example when I get to an event I get people to add there information instead of them giving me there business cards as they end up in the bin. The savings I have made from not printing business cards is great, and there are saving for other people in business if they get this to work properly into their computer departments too. There are other advantages to be had too, for example people can save their information into applications like Sage, ACT, MYOB, Outlook, which are all programs they use in everyday life. WithMicrosoft Office I have the power of Outlook, or MYOB has a Contact Manager software too. I know everyone has a Windows Phone or Google Android and they can bluetooth there information onto the TEGA easily too .
The other thing I have to point out is Hugo has been in the tablet pc industry since the beginning, i.e. over 10 years. As soon as the first Tablet PC hit our shores in Australia Hugo went off and decide to wholesale tablet pc;  he went and sourced the best Tablets from around the world and bought them to Australia. He didn’t bother with the cheap and nasty stuff on the market, instead he source the best and bought them to Australia.
If I was going to build a tablet the TEGA v2 is what I would build. It has everything I want and need in one neat tablet with the feeling and looks to go with it.


Note I’m not getting paid to endorse Tegatech, as I write this blog as a hobby for the technology that love and I live and breathe.
Teckhamster