Yusuf Goolamabbas

According to the South China Morning Post SCMP (subscription required) , two more mobile phone operators launched third-generation (3G)services on Tuesday – but only for customers who had already ordered handsets. Anyone going into a CSL or SmarTone shop hoping to sign up on the first day of service was asked to put down a deposit on handsets – for delivery after Christmas.

Users are complaining that handsets they offered were still expensive and their multimedia content not attractive enough.
Looks like the market might appreciate the rumored iPhone from Apple

As to lack of content, my previous post mentions the need for Apple Hong Kong to get more aggressive in evangalizing Quicktime