Or you could save money, use GIMP and RawTherapee for RAW files. Both are free. Photoshop has a few extra facilities but they are of the nature only someone heavily into media design would use and even then not very often,
Fat, plastic bags and old food is what always has been the drain problem in Bangkok. Very clever of them to work that out. It has been common knowledge for years as to the cause of the flooding problems in Bangkok.
Sorry to hear that but it sounds pretty normal. Is there a DTAC shop near you? If so go in and ask the question and dont leave until you get an answer.
The article is dis-jointed it start off referencing the title but then goes in a totally different direction. What the author having a breakdown when they wrote this?
I have heard this before from a different source. Probably true as China likes the world to think everything is wonderful for them when in reality they are on the edge of a precipice ready fall over it.
Seems like that would be the way to go then. Might be worth talking to DTAC to see if they have an agreement with the carriers you need to connect with. For example AIS has agreements with most of the world and I have IR for my phone. It is just a quick computer enable from the company in your case DTAC
I beg to differ. The Thais will now be using two phones simultaneously. Up to now it has only been one phone although some I think have been using two.