Does the S stack up in the Iphone 3GS

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Ultimate Geek

#233855 10-Jul-2009 19:57

iPhone 3GS on XT/Telecom

acsonline

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Master Geek

#234218 11-Jul-2009 21:37

Is anyone else finding upload speeds really really slow? Even on my wifi connection at home its barely going over 100kbps (while my laptop easily does 450kbps).

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#234222 11-Jul-2009 21:42

Hey come on guys show us ya Vodafone?

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Ultimate Geek

#234302 12-Jul-2009 11:39

Awkward silence follows....... Lol

stagnant16

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Master Geek

#234320 12-Jul-2009 12:56

BUGGA!!!

3GS on Voda in Pukekohe!!

isurvey

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#234360 12-Jul-2009 15:36

Using a new iPhone 3G S on the Vodafone network I ran three speed tests using speedtest.net during a period of 5 minutes

Speed Test 1:
1320 kbps download
337 kbps upload

Speed Test 2:
1065 kbps dowload
349 kbps upload

Speed Test 3:
1402 kbps download
352 kbps upload

Speed Test Location: Khandallah, Wellington

Michael

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#234361 12-Jul-2009 15:49

stagnant16:

BUGGA!!!

3GS on Voda in Pukekohe!!

I live in Pukekohe and use a 900/2100 3G device Novatel modem MC990D and easily get 2 - 3 mbps down and 800k up

John

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#234406 12-Jul-2009 19:16

Oh my god - I'm on Vodafone (3G S) in Takanini:

1: D = 41kbs U = 61kbs

2: D = 44kbs U = 114kbs

3: D = 117kbs U = 66kbs

:(

stagnant16

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Master Geek

#234412 12-Jul-2009 19:24

I live in Pukekohe and use a 900/2100 3G device Novatel modem MC990D and easily get 2 - 3 mbps down and 800k up

John

I thought this was a thread on the 3GS not novatel modems ;-) Sorry just taking my grain of salt back!!

More seriously I'm in a very patchy area for 2100 coverage (According to the coverage map) - Should I be expecting more?

The iphone seems to think I have full strength but the older model would continually drop back.

Jon

motorwayne

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Ultimate Geek

#234423 12-Jul-2009 20:10

Yeah seriously Johnr how about comparing Apples with apples ( no pun intended)

When are you guys going to sort out your speed issues? or even acknowledge them?

There are too many VF users with issues on your network, so front up man and stop blowing smoke screens.

johnr

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#234425 12-Jul-2009 20:16

motorwayne: Yeah seriously Johnr how about comparing Apples with apples ( no pun intended)

When are you guys going to sort out your speed issues? or even acknowledge them?

There are too many VF users with issues on your network, so front up man and stop blowing smoke screens.

Motorwayne I am blowing no smoke screen I suggest you read this thread on the Vodafone forums take note of the post by psychrn page 2

http://forum.vodafone.co.nz/index.php?showtopic=2814&st=0

John

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#234489 12-Jul-2009 22:42

stagnant16:

I live in Pukekohe and use a 900/2100 3G device Novatel modem MC990D and easily get 2 - 3 mbps down and 800k up

John

I thought this was a thread on the 3GS not novatel modems ;-) Sorry just taking my grain of salt back!!

Yes, don't talk about Novatel modems. Let's talk about Sierra Wireless USB modem on XT:

Ooops. Sorry, wrong thread...

Seriously though. Every device has a limit. I have two Windows Mobile devices on XT here. One tops at 3.2 Mbps, the other goes up to 6.2 Mbps. Looking at the radio specs, they are different.

The same applies to any other devices - they all have different specs. Although the new iPhone 3GS specs says it is 7.2 Mbps, it could be that the device is not in a coverage area where it can get HSDPA and it's working on WCDMA only...

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Ultimate Geek

#234642 13-Jul-2009 12:02

freitasm:

Seriously though. Every device has a limit.

Indeed and so it seems networks have their limits, Vodafone apparently hit its limit on GPRS.

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#234646 13-Jul-2009 12:07

webup:
freitasm:

Seriously though. Every device has a limit.

Indeed and so it seems networks have their limits, Vodafone apparently hit its limit on GPRS.

LOL. Comment of the Day.

motorwayne

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Ultimate Geek

#234653 13-Jul-2009 12:14

ROFL good one dude!

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