Finally get network inside the house |
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vodafone have their sure signal.
i believe they all have something like it but don't all advertise it. |
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I got my Homesignal from 3 for free back in August some time, really makes a difference. But don't forget your downloads on your phone via home signal count towards your BB usage limits.
I have Sky so I'm totally unthrottled and unmanaged at 22Mb, I know some people on lesser quality services like Virginmedia will have traffic management if they download to much between certain hours. |
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Why on earth would you download using cellular at home when you have wifi...
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i always get a minimum of 3mb sometimes and it works fine |
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Thine it was more to do with Virgin data speeds as it only needs <100kbs to work not 22mbps.
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