Originally Posted by djscrivo:
“Yep because I remember I wasn't at home and away with work the time it hit my phone and was pulling my hair out at the utterly slow Holiday Inn Wi-Fi downloading it.
Seriously I think it took 3 hours!
I have sent a tweet to three about it but I doubt that will get me anywhere.. we will see! I am thinking maybe its not been enabled on my account/sim by mistake”
“Yep because I remember I wasn't at home and away with work the time it hit my phone and was pulling my hair out at the utterly slow Holiday Inn Wi-Fi downloading it.
Seriously I think it took 3 hours!
I have sent a tweet to three about it but I doubt that will get me anywhere.. we will see! I am thinking maybe its not been enabled on my account/sim by mistake”
Could be but more likely to be what we were saying earlier.
Three's 800 is really thin and crispy (not that many masts are 800).
Map looks great, real life slightly different.
Vodafone on the other hand will have most of their masts on 800.
Why? Because 800 is their base 4G network so it will be much more dense.
You may be in range of Three 800 outside but it could be from 2 miles away.
No good when you go downstairs.
Whereas Vodafone probably have an 800 cell less than 500 metres away.





