[Chatter] "Where everybody knows your name ..."

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50. Going for 100.

 

[wtherrell]

Damn! Just got Sourcery 5.1 on my GNex, 4.5 on my N7 but now I have to leave the fun house and go find gluten free beer & pizzas!??

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[taylorz_412]

50. Going for 100.

Get it!

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[zkSharks]

I wonder when if this thread will ever end?

I don't want to think about it. It's too awesome here

It will be forever preserved in the archived databases of Android Central. Chatter is forever. Chatter is joy. Chatter is life. Chatter is eternal. /cult

I still can't fathom how that's a better setup than a landline, especially considering where you live.

I get nearly equivalent speeds, with the only downside being the increased latency. The price of unlimited plans over tiered plans is the same price as ? if not less than ? that of a lowest-tier hardline, and I avoid signing up for a contract (which I would need to in this apartment) as well as an additional bill. Plus, I also don't have to worry about capped mobile data at all.

Edit: also this, Chris. Warning, language.

 

[cole2kb]

Saw that on Reddit earlier and loled hard. Very true. Just weird to me, but I have never had a mobile device on anything more than a mediocre network here. I'm sure running on HSPA or LTE is speedy enough for the home.

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Get it!

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Wait? what?

 

[dancing-bass]

Just curious what everyone averages for mobile data speeds (no screens hots of Speed test please). Just an approximate average.

For me, lately I've been running about 3 to 3.5 megabits/sec. Highest I've seen is just over 4. Worst was 0.3

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It will be forever preserved in the archived databases of Android Central. Chatter is forever. Chatter is joy. Chatter is life. Chatter is eternal. /cult



I get nearly equivalent speeds, with the only downside being the increased latency. The price of unlimited plans over tiered plans is the same price as ? if not less than ? that of a lowest-tier hardline, and I avoid signing up for a contract (which I would need to in this apartment) as well as an additional bill. Plus, I also don't have to worry about capped mobile data at all.

Edit: also this, Chris. Warning, language.

The First Honest Cable Company - YouTube

But? but? Google Fiber!

 

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Just curious what everyone averages for mobile data speeds (no screens hots of Speed test please). Just an approximate average.

For me, lately I've been running about 3 to 3.5 megabits/sec. Highest I've seen is just over 4. Worst was 0.3

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I only ran speedtest once on mobile data, and I got 1.66 down / 1.84 up. Going to try again a couple of times tomorrow.

Edit: more info: 67 ms ping (server in Colorado for some reason). In Tarzana, San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles.

 

[cole2kb]

Got some goodies in the mail today.

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[nexusisneecesary]

It will be forever preserved in the archived databases of Android Central. Chatter is forever. Chatter is joy. Chatter is life. Chatter is eternal. /cult



I get nearly equivalent speeds, with the only downside being the increased latency. The price of unlimited plans over tiered plans is the same price as ? if not less than ? that of a lowest-tier hardline, and I avoid signing up for a contract (which I would need to in this apartment) as well as an additional bill. Plus, I also don't have to worry about capped mobile data at all.

Edit: also this, Chris. Warning, language.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ilMx7k7mso

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That is amazing,and so is that video..

 

[Ryuk6666]

Got some goodies in the mail today.

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That lg phone sorta looks like a thrill 4g. Am I right?

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[zkSharks]

But? but? Google Fiber!

If you live in Kansas City or Olathe, sure. If not, that isn't really an option. I will, however, be getting a gigabit fiber line this fall: Gigabit Seattle | Gigabit Seattle.

Just curious what everyone averages for mobile data speeds (no screens hots of Speed test please). Just an approximate average.

For me, lately I've been running about 3 to 3.5 megabits/sec. Highest I've seen is just over 4. Worst was 0.3

Here are my experiences:

Verizon LTE, around Seattle: 18-24 down, 8-12 up. Galaxy Nexus, RAZR MAXX.
Verizon LTE, my apartment: 12-18 down, 8-10 up. Galaxy Nexus, RAZR MAXX.

T-Mobile 1700MHz HSPA+, around Seattle: 14-18 down, 4-6 up. Nexus 4.
T-Mobile 1700MHz HSPA+, my apartment: 8-14 down, 2-4 up. Nexus 4.

T-Mobile 1900MHz HSPA+, around Seattle: 14-18 down, 4-6 up. Nexus 4.
T-Mobile 1900MHz HSPA+, my apartment: 6-10 down, 1-4 up. Nexus 4.

T-Mobile 1700MHz LTE, around Bellevue: 30-35 down, 15-20 up. Note 2.
T-Mobile 1700MHz LTE, my apartment: I live on the other side of Lake Washington. ​

 

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Got some goodies in the mail today.

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3D

 

[zero neck]

good evening chatter, just got home, long day at the office and beyond.

time to crack some beers. will post a pic in a few.

 

[cole2kb]

That lg phone sorta looks like a thrill 4g. Am I right?

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Sort of. It's the Optimus 3D, a developer international edition. Not sure what the differences are exactly besides a different baseband.

 

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I will, however, be getting a gigabit fiber line this fall: Gigabit Seattle | Gigabit Seattle.

I have 3 Mbps down / 0.5 Mbps up at my home Wi-Fi. I'm a failure

And I'm in LA, so no Fiber. Not even freaking T-Mobile LTE.

 

[Ryuk6666]

Sort of. It's the Optimus 3D, a developer international edition. Not sure what the differences are exactly besides a different baseband.

That's Pretty cool. 3D ftw!!!!

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80. Dang. Again, I'm a failure.

 

[Downtown Taco]

I have 3 Mbps down / 0.5 Mbps up at my home Wi-Fi. I'm a failure

And I'm in LA, so no Fiber. Not even freaking T-Mobile LTE.

Not to make you feel bad but...

30mbps down / 5-7 Mbps up

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