Sprint4G Shootout Samsung GalaxyS2Epic4GTouch vs MotorolaPhoton4G
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I personally hate the Speedtest.net app
Whenever I do speed tests I usually use the http://speakeasy.net/Speedtest site and try a few different servers
I seen to get more consistent and faster speeds when I do
Just my personal preference ymmv
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Whenever I do speed tests I usually use the http://speakeasy.net/Speedtest site and try a few different servers
I seen to get more consistent and faster speeds when I do
Just my personal preference ymmv
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Re: Sprint4G Shootout Samsung GalaxyS2Epic4GTouch vs MotorolaPhot
I agree. They did vary for the video but on the blog I posted the highest numbers within a five minute testing period. I often see high fives and sevens but like I always say, your mileage and experience may vary with location, time, 4G signal. Shame so many elements go into it, but hey I am happy with my unlimited data plans and get a nice download juice when I need it in Central Texas
I agree. They did vary for the video but on the blog I posted the highest numbers within a five minute testing period. I often see high fives and sevens but like I always say, your mileage and experience may vary with location, time, 4G signal. Shame so many elements go into it, but hey I am happy with my unlimited data plans and get a nice download juice when I need it in Central Texas
Re: Sprint4G Shootout Samsung GalaxyS2Epic4GTouch vs MotorolaPhot
This doesn't tell us ANything.. The phones can steal bandwith from each other. SMH
This doesn't tell us ANything.. The phones can steal bandwith from each other. SMH
Re: Sprint4G Shootout Samsung GalaxyS2Epic4GTouch vs MotorolaPhot
Are you guys kidding me? "Stealing bandwidth?"
If a carrier can't support more than three simultaneous data connections, even in a relatively close geographic location, then there are MUCH bigger issues to tackle.
If you really understood the IEEE 802.16 standard, and you really understood how Scalable OFDMA works, and you really understood how the data link layer channeling operated, you'd realize how utterly silly your comments are.
Are you guys kidding me? "Stealing bandwidth?"
If a carrier can't support more than three simultaneous data connections, even in a relatively close geographic location, then there are MUCH bigger issues to tackle.
If you really understood the IEEE 802.16 standard, and you really understood how Scalable OFDMA works, and you really understood how the data link layer channeling operated, you'd realize how utterly silly your comments are.
Re: Sprint4G Shootout Samsung GalaxyS2Epic4GTouch vs MotorolaPhot
Well, no one wants to be utterly silly.... I myself have insisted on limiting the silliness of my comments to a level of just below mostly silly, and I think all right thinking people would agree with me.
Well, no one wants to be utterly silly.... I myself have insisted on limiting the silliness of my comments to a level of just below mostly silly, and I think all right thinking people would agree with me.
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