The emerging of a new transportation known as Tuk Tuk, has marked the beginning of the end of Cyclo. Cyclo not only served as a mean to transport, but also a tourist attraction. However economic boom mean less people care to use Cyclo. The question is: is it really the end of the Cyclo? No, following is some ideas to help the cyclo industry survive: Continue reading »
Tags: Cyclo in Cambodia, Cyclo in Phnom Penh, Tree wheels bike
Thinking of when I had my first motorcycle, the price per 1l of petrol was around 600 to 700 riel. If it is still the same till today, every one would enjoy much more driving (but the co2 footprint for every one also much bigger). The price of gas keeps one rising till today 5,100 riel per liter. The question is: Should we prepare our selves for the price of 10,000 riel for 1liter of petrol? How would everything be like? Is there any possibility that it would go in the other direction? Please Comment.
Tags: gas price in Cabodia, high gasoline price, pretrol in Cambodia
You have a website or a blog; you host it some where on the internet. Some time you cannot browse your website from your computer, but some how the website is online and can be seen from some one else’s computer. The problem is that the DNS server at your Internet Service Provider did not resolve your domain name. Continue reading »
Tags: c:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\ETC\hosts, cannot open my website, DNS, ISP, Local DNS server
I have sucessfully installed the speedtest server application from http://speedtest.net. Please test your connection here. And don’t forget to comment your speed test result. Also, please include your isp name too.
Tags: cambodia isp, Cambodian ISP, connection speed test, download speedtest, dsl speed test, internet speed test, speedtest, upload speed test
Before I use to think, I would download a lot of things if I have a fast unlimited internet connection. Previously my internet connection speed was 384kpbs which is fast compare to Cambodian standard. But when it comes to download big files I also have to wait hours. Now, the connection speed goes up to 1.5mbps regularly, the problem is I run out of things to download, plus my hard disk and my spare hard disk are full of useless software now. I even share the connection with my cousin. He usually used up all the bandwidth available with the previous connection, now he doesn’t seem to download any thing any more.
So what’s the point? ISP should allow unlimited fast connection, because the faster the internet connection goes, the sooner we have nothing more to download. So, user will not use too much of bandwidth every month.
What do you think?
Tags: Cambodia, cheap internet in phnom penh, fast internet in cambodia, internet, ISP
Recent Comments