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2008-03-26
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2008-03-27
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2008-03-29
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2008-03-29
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2008-04-01
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When connected to the internet through a bluetooth phone I can't seen to find reporting more than 20-25 kbyte/second even with 3G or 3.5G phones + unlimited data plans.
With my Nokia 6086 which is EDGE only I get 20-25 kbyte/second spikes and overall average of 10-15 kbyte/second
If you're in Europe you can test download speed in a X Terminal as follows:
I'd love to hear than you can get better download speed than me on your N810!