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Seems to be a common topic based on the sheer number of threads here over the years. When walking from/to Major via the overhead walkway I often looked down and have seen Police in discussions with both Thai and foreign people who like they've come from/are going to the Eastern Bus Terminal based on their accompanying luggage.

My vaguest recollection of the many, many, many threads is there may have been a focus on foreigners with strictly legal, prescription drugs but the position of the Police is often that these are not legal in Thailand owing to some convoluted drug approval agency regulations - i.e. your laws do not apply here - and that you must pay a small fine.

But the past 12 months , I have conducted a survey when ever possible and apparently.

No guy gives his lady boy lover oral.

do they have a back door?

Yep. Although I wouldn't call it a "back door", it's just a "door". They need to be able to manage/monitor/download updates to, the device.

Any device which you up-link to, like your own router, will be as secure as you make it.

One phone to rule them all?  I vote Nexus 5 due to the radios.

Don't spend too much, because 4G is changing fast....in Thailand and the USA.

OP's price range  as stated in the thread's first post is 2,500 - 4,000, baht presumably, so a GNEX 5 (12,500 - 16,900) might not be appropriate?

Guess laying dual track lines is more profitable for Thailand as country and for all Thai.

Is the SRT profitable? My guess would be no.

How will a very, very limited dual-track system benefit "all Thai"?

What's the relevance?

That it is easier to move freight by road?

but the cost of rolling stock would be a burden on this country for the next 80 years.

Oh snap. somebody forgot to include the cost of locomotives, passenger and freight cars, tunnel expansion, station upgrades.....

Then remember to factor in the cost of replacing tack in the troubled south which gets blown up frequently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Railway_of_Thailand

Scroll down to see the thoroughly modern active locomotives & multiple units

347 billion is still no where near the price of the rice scheme..

You do realize that this is a budget, in toady's baht.

The finals costs will be double or triple.

And how will this benefit the masses? How many rice farmers do you think travel by train?

Today ~ 2% of freight - mostly mail - goes by rail, ~ 85% by truck (the remainder by water).

Rail will never be reliable or timely enough for anything but self-loading freight, and the Thai Post.

True have scads of promotions, including some still in the "too good to be True" category....

There's even a 15/1.5 bursting to 30, along with 124 channels (+5 in HD) of cable TV, free analog phone and calling, all for 899.

See "Dead Cat Bounce", and no, it is not a funny YouTube video.

I can hear the all the local Benz dealers rubbing their hands together with glee already.

If anything will drive the requirement for 5,000 and 10,000 baht notes it is projects like this.

It is millions... not billions like the rice program. So this is quite affordable and dual track would help a lot. Not a high speed train but normal dual track. It would help and might even get less trucks on the roads.

Not sure if you are high, or just confused between baht and some other currency?

Just one, single dual-track project of 106 Km was budgeted at 11.348 BILLION Baht, and that was two years ago.

BANGKOK, 11 July 2012 - The cabinet yesterday approved the State Railway of Thailand (SRT)’s proposal to build a double-track railway from the eastern province of Chachoengsao to Kaeng Khoi in Saraburi, estimated to be worth 11.3 billion baht.

Sheesh, everyone's on the "reform" bandwagon.

What were they doing before about education? Hint: nothing.

In all seriousness, the noble classes does not want the unwashed masses to be better educated other than vocationally to repair cars, air-con, etc., so this is simply lip-service.

Thought bubble: "Note to self, must stop drooling over the 15% skim on this whopper."

See former Transport Permanent Secretary's (and former chairman of the SRT board) Supoj Saplom "unusual wealth", surprised the second floor didn't give way when he moved ~ 1 billion baht upstairs to avoid the floods.

From 2010, forget who was in charge then

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/business/Bhum-Jai-Thai-bolstering-Transport-Ministry-perman-30121619.html

Suspect "oversight" has a different meaning here.

not sure what the price is here nor if specs are 100% identical though.

9,500 THB all-in (N7.2/32/ GB WiFi-only) here, same/same, except you may be able to get a local warranty.

You probably get a slightly better bang for the buck with DOCSIS although it is challenging to compare exactly (16/1/ADSL/1,399 vs. 20/2/DOCSIS/1,299).

Fixed-line packages above 16/1 are delivered over VDSL, but that is limited to a tiny, select few buildings; below that are ADSL.

True's copper and DOCSIS systems are both in reasonably new condition; a DOCSIS system can be a bit more finicky to tune. Both scale equally well/poorly, and probably share similar domestic back-haul // international bandwidth traits.

ADSL is probably more secure in that you can utilize/manage your own modem; DOCSIS/VDSL modems can/will be accessed by True if needed.

There are a lot more double- and triple-play promotions/bundles with DOCSIS/Cable TV/analog telephone; there may even be 4x/5x bundles with TrueMove H and True WiFI?

See pages 40 - 47 for True On-line promotions: http://true.listedcompany.com/misc/PRESN/20140605-TRUE-keyPromotion.pdf

https://www3.truecorp.co.th/cm/support_sub_category/2819

Stay away from the Thompson CPE as that device cannot be put into bridge mode - based on a recent thread. It looks like there are at least four different Cisco CPE used. I can't recall any comments on the 'Technicolor' CPE.

Also maybe search, read/review some of the True DOCSIS threads here on ThaiVisa.

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=true+docsis+site:thaivisa.com

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=ddns%20true%20corp

I updated my Google Nexus 4 to Android 4.4.3, along with the new radio, and it is working well. It has the real Google Now Launcher.

I like the new dialer, and the radio seems a bit better with my 3G.

Here are the four key updates in Android KitKat 4.4.3 that Google has revealed so far

Same, same.

Nexus 7 (2013), Nexus 7.2., Nexus 7 2nd Gen

Says it's fulfilled by GadgetGear

http://www.lazada.co.th/imported-google-nexus-7-2nd-16gb-black-207294.html

http://www.lazada.co.th/gadgetgear/

Also says, "Imported", so not sure if Asus/Thailand would provide warranty replacement/service, etc?

I assume that you understand that this variant is WiFi only?

I saw your screenshot. It looks like you activated the call forwarding option. However, I am looking for a voicemail option after 5 tones, not forwarding to another number...

Forward when unanswered is the equivalent of what you are looking for, or at least as close as possible. Not sure how many rings that is with DTAC, between 5 and 8 I think. Forward when busy, may be obvious, think it gives you a chance to out current call on hold and answer, so a few ringey-dingeys? Forward when unreachable, when the phone is off or out of service, immediate.

Forward to number in screen shot (+66811802) is the voicemail number for DTAC; works for me, screenshot from Android (Call, Settings, Call forwarding). Easy peasy.

I think you can get into your voicemail service (IVR) using your mobile with *1802

16 GB, Black, WiFi only is 8,600 THB at most shops here. 32 GB, Black WiFi only is 9,400 THB. 32 GB black 3G/LTE is 13,000 THB.

There's only so much lipstick you can put on a pig.

What sort of miracles does TAT expect from the Army?