Offtopic!

There should really be an offtopic section in this forum where we can discuss everyday-things, life, and just talk :D

Well, ther IS the General Topic section that contains a entire offtopic subsection ^^
But due to the tabbed forum it is a bit hard to find there.

Oh, I didn't find it :D

good idea, we can talk some everyday life there,I'm interesting about foreign life.

If you want to know something about Norway, just ask

For example: which Norwegian telecom providers are available?

Telenor, Netcom, Chess, OneCall, Tele2, that's those I can remember atm

What is a typical Norwegian meal?

In Netherlands: KPN, Hi, Telfort (mine), Vodafone, T-Mobile, Lebara, GR Mobile (if I remember correctly), Simyo, Ben, Tele2 and more I can't remember

Oh, Tele2 there aswell! Telefort sounds like Telenor :D

Originally Posted by clarkdu

good idea, we can talk some everyday life there,I'm interesting about foreign life.

Germany here, we are the ones who buy all the stuff you're exporting
Welcome to MeizuMe !

Typical Dutch meals:
Breakfast: 'Broodje' (kind of sandwich) with cheese
Lunch: Same as Breakfast
Dinner: 'Boerenkool' (cabbage) with 'Rookworst' (kind of sausage)

Is it true that in China milk products (milk, chese, butter, joghurt...) are frowned upon?

In Germany a breakfast would not be copmplete without a cup of milk (and coffee) and Brötchen (uhm Beagles without a hole? :P) with butter and jam.

Lunchtime often contains potatoes... i have no idea what we ate before they where imported from america ^^ Probably roasted pork for every meal xD

And for Dinner there is sliced bread, often brown bread too, with chese and sausage.

ok, offtopic question, Is there a way to use m8 as a speaker for notebook through bluetooth? As I know we cant do anything like this with normal phones like nokia and etc. but what about smartphones?

No idea about the M8 speaker notebook thing.

Typical Norwegian meal: A cup of coffee, milk, bread with cheese, browncheese maybe, or a slice of meat.

Jonazzaz and HondaRacer: are those companies carriers with their own antenas and network, or do they kinda rent the network and only sell the SIM-card?

In Switzerland, we have only three major companies that are responsible for phone/internet, so they are quite expensive. If you ask me, it's a kind of monopoly. Fortunately there are supermarkets that also sell SIM-cards and you can make very cheap calls with them.

Yeah we have supermarket carriers too... As I remember, there are only two: Medion (ALDI) Mobile, AH Mobiel

Telenor owns the network, and the other rent it from Telenor.
I think.