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# 211823 3-May-2009 01:51

Will the iPhone 3G work fine on the xt netowrk without hacking it to only pick up 3G

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# 211825 3-May-2009 02:14

friendlymonkey: Will the iPhone 3G work fine on the xt netowrk without hacking it to only pick up 3G

Yes. Out of the box it will be fine as unlike with Vodafone where it has multiple frequencies and technologies to choose from, with XTN it is a single frequency band.

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# 211830 3-May-2009 06:11

harrylin I see your enthusiasm but this is a discussion on XT Network, not iPhone tips and tricks. Please start another discussion for that. Don't go off topic.

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# 213537 8-May-2009 18:33

New launch date 29th May. Timer back up on www.testdrive.co.nz and a dinky little favicon too!

Edit: Hmmmm, this time around 7:30am on a Friday by the looks

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# 213552 8-May-2009 19:42

harrylin:Upload is over 350k. That means HSUPA!! I never know iPhone has hsupa though

Iphone 3G does not support HSUPA

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# 213564 8-May-2009 20:38

scottjpalmer: New launch date 29th May. Timer back up on www.testdrive.co.nz and a dinky little favicon too!
Edit: Hmmmm, this time around 7:30am on a Friday by the looks

just reciebed this little gem from telecom.

After a minor distraction earlier in the week, we are pleased to report that we will still launch in May. The new date is 29 May, and from that date Telecom will be delivering a world class 3G mobile service to 97% of where Kiwis live and work.

so its gone from a good pr to bad pr now its a minor disctraction .

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# 213585 8-May-2009 22:46

Over 300k upload is not HSUPA? Then what is it? Its good enough for voip. I doubt umts can get that high...

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# 213599 9-May-2009 08:33

A PS384 bearer perhaps?

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# 213605 9-May-2009 09:05

harrylin: Over 300k upload is not HSUPA? Then what is it? Its good enough for voip. I doubt umts can get that high...

HSDPA is 384kbps upstream.

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# 213631 9-May-2009 10:49

That's theoretical max speed, 384k. The speed I got is real time speed, 334kps. The real time speed should be lower than 384k. Am I right?

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# 213632 9-May-2009 10:55

Last I checked, 334 was indeed lower than 384.

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# 213633 9-May-2009 11:01

A few posts back you said your upload was over 350k now you are saying something different.

As behodar said, the speed you are getting is less than the theoretical maximum and by about the amount I would expect the real life max to differ from the theoretical max by.

As far as I am aware Vodafone only have HSUPA live in 2 very small parts of the Auckland region anyway, pretty good chance even if you had an HSUPA handset it wouldn't be able to use it on the network as it currently stands anyway.

This has deviated well off the XT Network topic. If you want to carry on wait until you can use your iphone on XTN then create a specific thread with a relevant topic. Then you are at least testing the network relevant to the thread you are posting in.

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# 213919 10-May-2009 21:11

I hear Telecom will not be launching with GPS, do they ever think things through properly. Vodafone outshines Telecom in so many ways. This was their ideal opportunity to get it right and bring in the new consumers. Where are the new handsets, the stop watch is counting down and there is no info on pre-ordering handsets. Who is going to test the new network?? Hamster Hammond??