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2010-01-06 , 04:49
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#41
Originally Posted by weirdbeard View Post
lol yeah. i was getting that too with no wifi connected, but it is false. i download a lot with my n900 and it never goes over 150k/sec. 150k/sec = 1.2Mbit = tmobile max 3g speeds. my is always switching between 3 to 3.5g.
Are you worried that T-mo will switch you to the $25+ plan if they find out you're using a "smart phone"?
 
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2010-01-06 , 05:22
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#42
Originally Posted by Laughing Man View Post
I think TMobile and AT&T have upgraded their networks, they just haven't flipped the on switch yet. Something about testing it city by city.
Upgrades of this type are done on a site by site basis a few market/cities at a time. The won't a big throw the switch moment.
 
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2010-01-06 , 21:58
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#43
Anyone is connecticut seeing the effect of the upgrade?
 
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2010-01-08 , 02:55
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#44
nope i was in hartford the other day was getting 300

weathersfield around 700
 
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2010-01-08 , 03:45
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#45
im in chicago and no difference =( wish they would be more specific
 
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2010-01-08 , 03:49
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#46
new london \ groton and getting 400-600. Not that the higher speeds impact me much..
i dont have the coverage in office, would be happy to get gsm when i am at work forget about 3g.
 
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2010-01-08 , 04:16
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Originally Posted by colnago View Post
DOH! Guess I got to drive 30mi. to get getter speeds.

Did you get an update the other day for the APN ifno? I'm up near Baltimore, and T-Mo pushed out an update, changing the "Connection name" from "T-Mobile Internet", to "WAP Settings", along with configuring a "proxy address". I'm still connecting to epc.tmobile.com, but notice that speedtest.net has my "position" in Maryland now, (vs. New Jersey, or Kansas, on the other APN, Internet2.). I was manually changing APNs for testing, but update moved me from Internet2, back to epc.

I'm still only getting ~940Kb down at best, and still getting solid full bars of 3.5G.
or u can stick to wifi...sigh..
 
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2010-01-08 , 04:45
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#48
connecticut (New Haven):



also went up to 2000 for one test.
 
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2010-01-08 , 05:14
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#49
Originally Posted by QbAnYtO View Post
or u can stick to wifi...sigh..
Yeah, but WiFi is not going to help streaming Sling/HAVA box when I'm on the road.
 
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2010-01-08 , 10:36
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[QUOTE=ssjtoma;458646]connecticut (New Haven):



also went up to 2000 for one test.[/QUOTE

yeah thats why i stoped using that site every time you do different file it shows faster speed i dont think its accurate no offense
 
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