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3g or no 3g
There seems to be a problem where my iphone on o2 in glasgow wont switch onto 3g it says "e" instead of "3g" what does that mean.
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There seems to be a problem where my iphone on o2 in glasgow wont switch onto 3g it says "e" instead of "3g" what does that mean.
O2 and 3g don't happen that often, worst network with 3g. G = GPRS |
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My phone only ever seems to connect to "H" around here, which I beleive is HSDPA or something?
How fast is that then? |
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My phone only ever seems to connect to "H" around here, which I beleive is HSDPA or something?
How fast is that then? Mrdeejay E = Edge, which is actually 2.75G, but who's counting !
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That's the fastest available.
Mrdeejay E = Edge, which is actually 2.75G, but who's counting ! ![]() |
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And the fastest is H+ bit as you said who is counting |
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I beg to differ but Vodafone and Three both deliver HSUPA I think Orange do too.
Also read recently Vodafone have now gone faster than HSUPA to a 14.4 service in London. |
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O2 are doing a tiny trial of LTE too, but in reality the H is good for CoolboyA, of the types mentioned in the thread H was the fastest.
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And the fastest is H+ bit as you said who is counting My Desire never displays anything more than H, but I quite clearly get HSUPA (often getting full whack, 2Mbps) |
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2Mbps is not full whack, it's meant to be 14.4 or something theoretical, although real speeds are likely to be around 2Mbps
My understanding of HSUPA over HSDPA is it has a higher upload, something which doesn't make that much difference unless you do a lot of uploading and sharing content. |
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2Mbps is not full whack, it's meant to be 14.4 or something theoretical, although real speeds are likely to be around 2Mbps
My understanding of HSUPA over HSDPA is it has a higher upload, something which doesn't make that much difference unless you do a lot of uploading and sharing content. HSUPA Download 7.2 |
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2Mbps is not full whack, it's meant to be 14.4 or something theoretical, although real speeds are likely to be around 2Mbps
My understanding of HSUPA over HSDPA is it has a higher upload, something which doesn't make that much difference unless you do a lot of uploading and sharing content. |
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