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#39373 13-Aug-2009 10:36
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:D

How does this compare to other people?

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  #245963 13-Aug-2009 10:53
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Where in Auckland are you based? From what I have seen those figures are quite average. XT can definitely go up higher in download and upload.



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  #245964 13-Aug-2009 10:54
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Over on the North Shore at the Moment.

It's a huge jump from Vodafone which is what i used to be on. Would hardly ever break 300k with them.

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  #245998 13-Aug-2009 12:28
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That download speed is ~2.5x the highest I've had here in Whakatane. I suspect that the issue is not XT, but Bluetooth limitations (as copying photos from the phone to PC doesn't seem to be any faster).



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  #246032 13-Aug-2009 14:28
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I can get 3.6Mbps very reliably on XT all over the North Shore and CBD.

I have a phone capable of 7.2Mbps, sure a lot of you guys do too. Has anyone ever broken into the 4, 5 or even 7 Mbps with XT?




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  #246095 13-Aug-2009 15:52
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Those speeds are what my 3G S always get, it's awesome!

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  #246965 15-Aug-2009 15:32
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Got to be pleased with that. Didnt't even know it could go that fast so suspected a glitch.



Maybe a bit more realistic...


And the final one.





Not bad all round really. Using a tethered Sony Ericsson C510a in Avonside CHCH


(apologies if I have cocked up the images - never done it before)

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