Areeba Ghana recently announced the commercial launch of its General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) that allows users to connect to the Internet through their mobile phones, offering them real value and seamless mobility. The service which is available to both Pay As You Talk and Pay Monthly customers is designed to give users the freedom to work fast and have fun wherever and whenever they want.
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i think areeba’s gprs is great.. it works fine on my fone ..
well the only prob i have is that it doesn’t really cost 7units per 100kb. i could use much less than 100 kb and still cost me 7 units…. it’s not fair at all.
i also don’t see the reason why i should need more than 150 units to connect.. and that less 50 units i don’t have access.
hey but on the whole, areeba is the heart of my world