List of Sun Cellular Prepaid Promos

For Philippine Mobile Users

List of Sun Cellular Prepaid Promos

Here's the updated list of keywords on how to convert your regular load to the promo code list of unlimited call or text in Sun Prepaid

call and text for 1 day+50 Text to other networks+30 minutes mobile internet

Code:

CTU 25

call and text for 5 days+150 text to other networks+30 minutes mobile internet

Code:

CTU 100

call and text for 7days+200 text to other networks+30 minutes mobile internet
FREE:Php 25.00 regular Sun Load

Code:

CTU 150

call and text for 1 month+90 minutes of mobile internet+Php 50.00 regular Sun Load

Code:

CTU 450

text unli for 1 day/winner text+5 minutes Sun to Sun calls

Code:

WIN10

text unli for 2 days+20 minutes Sun to Sun calls

Code:

TU 20

text unli for 1 week+1 hour Sun to Sun calls

Code:

TU 50

text unli for 1month+4 hours call (Sun to Sun)

Code:

TU 150

 

 

ALL OF THE KEYWORD ABOVE SHOULD BE SEND TO 247

text unli for a month+4 hrs. free call+500 text to other network

Code:

TU200

budget text P5

• 10 text to OTHER NETWORKS for 1 day

Code:

BGT 5

budget text P20

• 40 text to OTHER NETWORKS for 5 days

Code:

BGT20

call and text combo 10

Code:

CTC 10

call and text combo 20

Code:

CTC 20

call and text combo 30

Code:

CTC 30

daylite call and text unli

Code:

DCTU 100

sulit call

Code:

SULIT 30

50 text to OTHER NETWORKS+100 Sun to Sun Text

Code:

TEXTALL

Magic Zone Unli Text and Call
MCTU10 for 1 day
MCTU50 for 7 days
MCTU200 for 30 days

Magic Zone Unli Text
MTU5 for 1 day
MTU25 for 7 days
MTU100 for 30 days

ALL OF THE ABOVE SHOULD BE SEND TO 247

and last but n0t the least
SBW50: 1 day internet browsing

Code:

i50 send to 272

Code:

Or simply type *230# call and choose the promo you wanted to avail.

UPDATES:

UNLIMITED MIX 25

• unlimited sun to sun text for one day
• 15 minutes of calls per hour
• 15 minutes of mobile internet
• 20 texts to other networks – ALL in ONE product! Connect with EVERYONE, even if they are using other networks for as low as P25, good for 1 day

How to register:

text: UMIX 25
send to 247

UNLIMITED MIX 100

• unlimited sun to sun text for 5 days
• 15 minutes of calls per hour
• 75 minutes of mobile internet
• 1000 texts to other networks for only Php 100

How to register:

text: UMIX 100
send to 247


FLEXI LOAD

• Special “Flexi Rates” for calls and texts both to Sun and to other networks
• Ability to convert this load to other Sun Special Loads (e.g. Call & Text Unlimited, Call & Text Combo, etc.)
• Enjoy Flexi Rates when you load Regular Load within the validity of your Flexi Load (5 days!)

Price: Php 50.00
Validity: 5 Days
Flexi Rates:

• Sun-to-Sun Texts P0.25
• Texts to other Networks P0.50
• Sun-to-Sun Calls P0.50/min
• Calls to other Networks P5.50/min

How to register:
text: Flexi50 to 247

SUN GIVE-A-LOAD

-Text: (Amount)(space)(11-digit no.)

send to 2292

Ex:
25 0922xxxx211

send to 2292

Phone + Tablet = Phablet? Yes it is :)

Phone + Tablet = PHABLET

What is Phablet?

Phablet is a class of smartphones with screen sizes ranging between 5 and 6.9 inches and designed to combine or straddle the functionalities of a smartphone and tablet. The term itself, a portmanteau of the words phone and tablet came in to common usage in 2008.

Phablets are typically optimized for mobile web access and multimedia consumption—activities which are enhanced by the larger screens. A phablet may, as in the case of Samsung's Galaxy Note series, feature software optimized for an integral self-storing stylus, to enhance such features as sketching, note-taking and annotation.

Samsung Galaxy Note II = Phabelt

In January 2013, IHS reported that 25.6 million phablet devices were sold in 2012 and estimated that these figures would grow to 60.4 million in 2013, and 146 million by 2016.6 Barclays projected sales of phablets rising from 27 million in 2012 to 230 million in 2015.

Size Differences of each type

In a 2013 analysis, Engadget identified dropping screen prices, increasing screen power efficiency, increasing battery life and the evolving importance of multimedia viewing as critical factors in the popularity of the phablet. Also in 2013, Forbes Magazine noted that while most clothing cannot hold a typical tablet computer, men's clothing in particular could and may well adapt to accommodate phablets.

Reuters called 2013, the "Year of the Phablet."

History

Phablets were originally designed for Asia and other emerging markets where consumers could not afford both a smartphone and tablet as in North America. However phablets became successful in North America too for several reasons. Many older consumers preferred larger screen sizes on smartphones due to deteriorating eyesight. Android 4.0 and subsequent releases were suited to large as well as small screen sizes. While many handset manufacturers were jumping on the trend of larger screen sizes to suit all niches, Apple (under the direction of Steve Jobs) had long refused to produce a device larger than the iPhone's 3.5 inches or smaller than the iPad's 9.7 inches until late 2012. While Apple's iPad heavily dominated the tablet market, the void in their lineup left an opening for intermediate-sized devices such as phablets.

A pioneering device, the Streak was an Android smartphone released by Dell in 2010. Though the Streak was noted for its 5-inch, 800×480 pixel display (during a period where smartphones with 3-inch displays were still relatively common) and widescreen-optimized interface, reviewers encountered issues with its software — including its outdated inclusion of Android 1.6, an operating system that wasn't optimized for the larger screen. The device was commercially unsuccessful.

In October 2011, Samsung first released its own phablet in selected regions, known as the Galaxy Note. The Galaxy Note, with a 135 mm (5.3 in) screen, is sized between smartphones such as the Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Tab tablet. PC World Australia opined that Samsung Galaxy Note was too big to be a true mobile phone, citing the difficulty of using it single-handed. Techradar questioned the Galaxy Note's marketability as users could store it in a small pocket and that the device looked ungainly when held against their faces while conversing. GigaOM hails it as a pioneer in a new market segment, despite the similar but unsuccessful Dell Streak, combining the best features of both device types. Pocket-lint has remarked that Galaxy Note showed potential as a games console. Despite considerations about its size, the Galaxy Note received positive reception for its stylus functionality, the speed of its 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, and the advantages of its high resolution display for web browsing and multimedia (most flagship smartphones at the time such as the Galaxy S II only had a WVGA (800 x 480) display). While the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 did not fare well against the iPad 2, the Galaxy Note was a commercial success; Samsung announced in December 2011 that the Galaxy Note had sold 1 million units in less than two months, one of the biggest successes for a non-Apple tablet that year. The company soon announced the impending U.S. release of a Galaxy Note with 4G LTE support in February 2012, and by May 2012 the Galaxy Note received an update from Android 2.3 to Android 4.0 which was better suited to its large screen size. In August 2012, Samsung announced that they had sold 10 million units of the Galaxy Note worldwide in the past nine months. The Galaxy Note received a follow-up in September 2012, the Samsung Galaxy Note II. The Note II uses a 1.6 GHz quad-core processor, a 5.55-inch screen, and also includes the ability to run two applications at once in a split-screen view. Sales of the Galaxy Note II outpaced the original model, selling 5 million units internationally in just two months of availability.

LG subsequently released the Optimus Vu with a 5-inch display using a 4:3 aspect ratio — which was considered an unusual aspect ratio for a smartphone screen. In late 2012, HTC released the J Butterfly (known in the U.S. on Verizon as the HTC Droid DNA), which included a quad-core 1.5 GHz processor, and was one of the first smartphones to utilize a 5-inch 1080p display. Despite its screen size, HTC does not officially consider the device a phablet.

Other large-screen devices and phablets were unveiled at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show, including the Sony Xperia Z (which also uses a 5-inch 1080p display), and the Huawei Ascend Mate—which notably incorporates a 6.1-inch display, marketed as "the largest screen ever used on a smartphone." At the 2013 Mobile World Congress. To date only Android devices are found in the Phablet form factor.

References

• "The Rise of the Ever-Expanding Smartphone Screen". Engadget, Distro Issue 79, p. 50, Jon Fingus.
• Phablets Are a Niche, Not a Fad, http://techland.time.com/, Jared Newman, April 02, 2013
• "Is the Market Ready for a Phablet?", Forbes, 7 February 2012, retrieved 2012-08-15
• Enter the Phablet: A History of Phone-Tablet Hybrids, pcmag.com, Sasha Segan, February 13, 2012
• Banerjee, Ankit (16 May 2012). "The rise of the Phablet". Android Authority. Retrieved 2012-08-15.
• "Shipments of 'phablets,' or large smartphones, to double in 2013". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• Will Making An iPhone Phablet Hurt Apple More Than It Will Help?, Forbes.com, Haydn Shaughnessy, February 5, 2013
• Will Making An iPhone Phablet Hurt Apple More Than It Will Help?, Forbes.com, Tom Warstall, May 27, 2013
• Handset makers scurry to join Year of the Phablet, Reuters.com, Jeremy Wagstaff and Lee Chyen Yee, Jan 7, 2013
• Elgan, Mike. "Rise of the 'phablet'". Computerworld. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• "Will 2013 be the year of the phablet as phone screens grow bigger?". Reuters.
• "Dell Streak: A Smartphone With a Tablet Heart". PC World. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• "Samsung announces Galaxy Nexus and Note roll-out schedules". GSMArena. 2011-10-27.
• "Samsung Galaxy Note Android phone". PC World Australia. Retrieved 2011-12-04.
• Dan Grabham (2011-09-01). "Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Note review". techradar.com. Retrieved 2011-09-27.
• Kevin C. Tofel (2011-11-10). "Can Samsung’s 5.3″ Galaxy Note bridge phone and tablet use?". GigaOM. Retrieved 2011-12-04.
• Rik Henderson (2011-11-03). "Samsung Galaxy Note review". pocket-lint.com. Retrieved 2011-12-04.
• "Samsung Galaxy Note review". The Verge. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• "Samsung Galaxy Note Review". CNET. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• Mat Smith (2011-12-29). "1 million Galaxy Notes shipped worldwide, US fans throw money at their screens". Engadget. Retrieved 2013-01-17.
• "Samsung: 10M Galaxy Notes sold in nine months". CNET. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• "Multi-window update comes to AT&T Galaxy Note II starting today". Boy Genius Report. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• "Samsung Galaxy Note II Tops 5 Million in Sales". PC Magazine. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• "HTC Droid DNA review". Engadget. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• Zeman, Eric. "HTC Droid DNA Takes On Smartphone Rivals". InformationWeek. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
• "Ten smartphones with tablet ambitions."

Globe Rewards!

Globe rewards subscriber with Globe 4438, Globe GIFT

Good news !

Globe rewards its subscribers with their Globe 4438, decoding the number on the texting keypad would equal to GIFT.

Active globe subscribers will be rewarded according to how much they spend load and how long had they have been a Globe active subscriber.

Globe subscribers are really very luck because the smart communications doesn't have the same thing for their subscribers. At least, Globe users has something to bank on for every time they spend load for their globe numbers.

Globe subscribers earn point for every load they make which has its corresponding gift for a wide range of items.

Globe gift rewards were categorized with Globe Products, Gadgets, Shopping, Philippine Airlines Miles and Lifestyle and Entertainment.

Globe rewards came with additional globe loads like their unlimited texts and call promos.

Globe offered gadgets can also be claimed like their Globe tattoo internet pen drive, nokia mobile phone products, cool appliances like portable dvds and LCD televisions, wanted gadgets like apple iPods, digital cameras, nintendo game consoles, gift cards from jollibee, sodeko and duty free. Airline tickets, both international and domestic flights from Philippine airlines. Ticket pass for movie theaters and carnivals.

So if you are using globe or touch mobile and even globe tattoo, something is in store for you.

Exciting isn't it ?

The best thing for this very generous promo is that it subscribers doesn't need to make any kind of subscriptions.

Globe calls this "Globe Loyalty Program".

For more information, text the keyword REWARDS and send it to 4438.

Here are the keywords that you can use for the My Globe, My Rewards 4438.

Text BAL to 4438 for free points inquiry

Text PIN 4DIGITPIN MIDDLE NAME to 4438 for free PIN activation

Text ITEMS to 4438 for free list of rewards

Text GIMME to 4438 for GIMME mechanics

Text VIP HELP to 4438 for VIP mechanics

Text DISCOUNTS to 4438 for free list of benefits

Text SHARE 10DIGITMOBILE# POINTS to 4438 for points transfer (P1/transfer)

Text REDEEM ITEM CODE to 4438 for free rewards redemption

Text STOP to 4438 for stopping all 4438 transactions

Just make sure to maintain 1 peso load in your account to send messages to 4438.

Here are the qualifications:

1. All active Globe Prepaid and Tattoo subscribers except Prepaid subscribers

under corporate accounts.

2. Affinity and OFW SIMS are also eligible to earn points.

3. AMAX Retailer SIMS are qualified but only reload made to their personal wallets are computed for points.

4. Membership to the program is free of charge.

5. LTP and LAP will enjoy prepaid points earning and redemption.

6. NO REGISTRATION is required.

7. For new prepaid subscribers, their membership shall be activated on their first reload transaction.

My Globe My Rewards Offers:

1. Reward - Subscribers earn points for every reload and redeem exciting items.

2. Discounts & Freebies – Enjoy exclusive perks from the country’s partner establishments.

Here are the reward categories and their corresponding keywords:

GLOBE = Globe Products

GADGETS = Gadgets

SHOPPING = SMILES hopping

MILES = PAL Miles

LIFESTYLE = Lifestyle and Entertainment

To view the items in each category , text ITEM and send to 4438.

For example: ITEM GADGETS send to 4438.

GLOBE PRODUCTS and their corresponding keywords and points:

IDDSuki 20 = IDD20 (20 pts.)

IDDSuki 30 = IDD30 (30 pts.)

Immortal Call = CALL15 (15 pts.)

UnliTxt20 = UNLI20 (20 pts.)

UnliTxt40 = UNLI40 (40 pts.)

UnliTxt80 = UNLI80 (80 pts.)

SuperUnli = SUPERUNLI (150 pts.)

To redeem these globe products, text REDEEM (if you registered a PIN) to 4438.

For example: REDEEM CALL15 0123.

GLOBE GADGETS and their corresponding keywords and points:

4GB USB = USB (600 pts.)

Nokia 2330 = N2330 (3175 pts.)

Nokia 2220 = N2220 (3375 pts.)

Nokia 5130 = N5130 (5200 pts.)

Devant Portable DVD = DVD (5950 pts.)

WOW Magic Sing Fiesta 2010 = WOW (6500 pts.)

iPod 4GB = IPOD (8150 pts.)

Canon Digital Camera A490 = CAM (8400 pts.)

Nintendo DSi = DS (10425 pts.)

19" LCD TV = TV (11125 pts.)

To redeem these gadgets, text REDEEM (if you registered a PIN) to 4438.

For example: REDEEM WOW 0123.

Philippine Airlines ticket Miles and their corresponding keywords and points:

Cebu = CEB (5875 pts.)

Kalibo = KAL (5875 pts.)

Puerto Princesa, Palawan = PPS (5875 pts.)

Hong Kong = HK (10900 pts.)

Macau = MCU (10900 pts.)

Bangkok = BKK (14500 pts)

Singapore = SNG (14500 pts.)

Tokyo = JPY (14500 pts.)

Melbourne/Sydney = AUS (28900 pts.)

San Francisco = SFO (43300 pts.)

Los Angeles = LAX (43300 pts.)

To redeem these free flight tickets, text REDEEM (if you registered a PIN) to 4438.

For example: REDEEM HK 0123.

GLOBE SHOPPING gift certificates and their corresponding keywords and points:

Jollibee GC P500 = JOLLIBEE (600 pts.)

Sodeko GC P500 = GC500 (600 pts.)

Sodeko GC P1000 = GC1000 (1125 pts.)

Sodeko GC P2000 = GC2000 (2125 pts.)

Sodeko GC P3000 = GC3000 (3150 pts.)

Sodeko GC P5000 = GC5000 (5150 pts.)

Duty Free GC USD100 = DUTY (5150 pts.)

To redeem, text REDEEM (if you registered a PIN) to 4438.

For example: REDEEM DUTY 0123.

LIFESTYLE (Lifestyle and Entertainment) Rewards and their corresponding keywords and points.

* Ayala Cinemas Passes for 4 = CINEMA (600 pts.)

* Avilon Zoo Passes for 4 = ZOO (900 pts.)

* Centerstage Passes = KTV (1025 pts.)

* Enchanted Kingdom Passes for 3 = EK (1325 pts.)

* Manila Ocean Park Passes for 4 = PARK (1525 pts.)

To redeem these gifts, text REDEEM (if you registered a PIN) to 4438.

For example: REDEEM CINEMA 0123.

Remember that Touch Mobile subscribers are also included on this promo.