myGlobe IMEVRYWHR Mobile Application
Posted Monday, December 11th, 2006 2:14 pm by John Phillips Bengero
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Globe Telecom has introduced a new mobile application called IMEVRYWHR. It lets subscribers of Globe Telecom to exchange text, images, and even voice messages to other Globe subscribers who are using the IMEVRYWHR client via a GPRS or 3G connection. You must first the download the application from their website or wapsite. Once installed, you will have access to unlimited voice, text, and photo messaging for as low as P20.00 a day.
It’s initially available to selected Nokia Symbian handsets (Nokia 3230, Nokia 6260, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6670, Nokia 7610, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681, Nokia N90, Nokia N70) and a myGlobe username is required. To know more about myGlobe IMEVRYWHR, text IM to 2222 for FREE or visit their webpage here.
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From the recent turn of events I assume that Globe would eventually want to shut off unlimited SMS. As for the IM requirements, it doesn’t require 3G, just data (GPRS or EDGE).
Scratch my last question about pricing.
Subscriptions to myGlobe IMEVRYWHR:
1 day = P 20.00
7 days = P 120.00
30 days = P 500.00
For these prices you might as well just stick with UNLIMITXT. Same price anyway.
The problem with this is that it runs on the 3G network. I used to have my N91 on Dual Network, but the signal kept cutting out (around Quezon City and Marikina) and the service often wouldn’t let me send text messages (which kind of explains the need for IMEVRYWHERE). In the end, I just switched my phone to GSM mode. Working fine now. I guess Globe just isn’t ready to handle it’s 3G customers yet. Also, how’s the payment for this service? Do you have to pay for data transmission?
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