Quote:
Originally Posted by mangomango
..tethering speeds, depending on the time of day, is at least 100kbps. not sure where this info is coming from. but 3g is surprisingly faster than you would think. in the middle of the night i can get up to 300 - 350kbps. sometimes xbox live runs better off my tethered phone than my roomates clear 4g modem, until i get a text message or something lol....
|
"I've got peeks over 3mb/s many times (375KB/s)... can usually avg around 2.5 (often just under 300KB/s) off rush hour... and yes, that's 3G!!"
Confirmed, thanks... many don't believe.. of course you have to be in a good service area not in a dead spot!! lol (use ##debug# to find best spot)
BTW: it's 300-350 k
Bps, (KBPS, etc) I'm sure you know this but some may not so I'll just post it... for others:
large B= Bytes
small b = bits
To simplify this
DSL Reports FAQ
8 bits in a byte, if you see "band width" (usually in bits), typically divide by 8 for "DL speeds" (usually in bytes) & vise versa...
Also, re. phone calls not interrupting data via tether or wifi...
To make phone calls go to voice mail & not interrupt data, simply:
start, settings, personal, phone, top right arrow 2x to CDMA Services, DDTM Mode, Get settings button, select on. (one of many ways of getting to this setting)
Can someone confirm if this works with text messages also? Never tried it... but am guessing that this setting will delay text message delivery also?
Also: anyone else notice loren646 the thread starter has not post again.
Where are the requests for "proof" from him? A Sprint employee? I'll start...
Hey Loren646: can you get us an image of that supposed letter please?
