mysticrokks
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2009-12-24
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2009-12-24
, 12:25
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@ Bolton, United Kingdom
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2009-12-24
, 13:07
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3.5G is another name for HSDPA. On older phones like my N95 it needed to be enabled, but it's on out of the box for most recent compatible devices. It's a much faster mobile data service than previous options so it's often used for mobile broadband.
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2009-12-24
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@ Leeds UK
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2009-12-24
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2009-12-24
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2009-12-24
, 14:53
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Suprised you haven't seen this before, 3.5G has been around for a while. It is a nice speed upgrade to 3G; although, not as much as 2.5G to 3G.
FYI
2.5G (GPRS) 56 kbit/s - 0.114 kbit/s
2.75G (EDGE) 236.8 kbit/s - 473.6 kbit/s
3G (UMTS) 512 kbit/s - 3.6 Mbit/s
3.5G (HSDPA) 1.8 Mbit/s - 16 Mbit/s
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2009-12-24
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@ 'Nam
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2009-12-24
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2009-12-24
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@ london
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