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running on 3.5G.. Im getting 0.63M download speed .. from daly city california...using internet2.voicestream.com APN

Last edited by chase15; 2010-03-11 at 18:52.
 
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the day i got my tmobile sim card and put it in i ran a speed test... i got a little over 1.25 Mbp/s down and about .3 Mbp/s up... i didnt take a screenshot and cat remember how many bars i had...

this is from Seattle. WA.

im on the epc apn and havethe $30 data plan...

and to think i was whining about i being low... i got on video chat at the store with a tmobile who actually knew something... i thought i saw other n900 users online getting 4-7 Mbp\s... am i mistaken?
 
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#13
Originally Posted by mike_3000 View Post
can anyone tell me if i get the regular cheap data plan from t-mobile, the $10 one, if that will work the same as the smart phone data plan thats $30 i think, or does having the smart phone data plan really make a difference?
- $10 plan gets you access to 7Mb/2Mb network (confirmed) where available
- $10 plan is limited to the "internet2" APN
- $10 plan may route your traffic through gateway or proxy server, somewhere in the midwest, irregardless of where you actually are

- $25 smartphone plan enables access to multiple APNs
- $25 smartphone plan routes your traffic via access point closer to where you actually are
- $25 smartphone plan gets you access to 7Mb/2Mb network (confirmed) where available
 
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Originally Posted by colnago View Post
- $10 plan gets you access to 7Mb/2Mb network (confirmed) where available
- $10 plan is limited to the "internet2" APN
- $10 plan may route your traffic through gateway or proxy server, somewhere in the midwest, irregardless of where you actually are

- $25 smartphone plan enables access to multiple APNs
- $25 smartphone plan routes your traffic via access point closer to where you actually are
- $25 smartphone plan gets you access to 7Mb/2Mb network (confirmed) where available
thanks for the info. i guess i can try out the $10 plan first and see how well it works out for me.
 
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#15
Im in NJ in the basement of a lab, right now I have 3 bars on 3G, and my download speed is 1.69Mb/s and my upload is 0.59Mb/s
 
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#16
In Austin,Tx I get anywhere from 40kbps to 700kbps. I can test all day and switch the sim to my HTC G1 that consistently gets 800kbps to 1200kbps. Don't know what is going on there, but it is true.

FYI: my3gspeed.com is soooo much easier that speetest.net.
 
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Originally Posted by lancewex View Post
In Austin,Tx I get anywhere from 40kbps to 700kbps. I can test all day and switch the sim to my HTC G1 that consistently gets 800kbps to 1200kbps. Don't know what is going on there, but it is true.

FYI: my3gspeed.com is soooo much easier that speetest.net.
Yeah, but how accurate is that site, vs. speedtest.net? The same goes for Mobilespeedtest.com, or whatever that other site is.

Just use this link for "speakeasy" (same provider, different page):

http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/


...its less Flash intensive than the other site, and you'll get this page:



...instead of this page:

 
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#18
i just called t-mobile to add the data plan for my n900. when i told them i wanted the $10 data plan the rep told me i had to get the $25 plan. how did some of u guys get the $10 data plan?
 
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#19
$10 plan, internet2 apn

http://www.speedtest.net/result/741141887.png

I am in southern california. OC area.

Before, I was routed through Midwest, but just recently, I am now routed through Seattle, WA.

Last edited by rhythmspirit; 2010-03-11 at 23:17.
 
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#20
Originally Posted by rhythmspirit View Post

Before, I was routed through Midwest, but just recently, I am now routed through Seattle, WA.
Noticed this too but the speed is about the same - 800 kbps download, 600 kbps upload, 250 ms latency
 
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