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Drac 08-15-2010 01:23 AM

Re: Tethered speed difference, usb vs wifi
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by secondtwiggy (Post 1911494)
Or you could have rooted and used the tethering app that doesn't require you to install anything on your PC... :P


yeah, but I'm a computard and worried about messing something up. *L* hoping one day to be able to take the time to actually delve in a learn everything, but right now being self employed/unemployed I spend most of me time making leather goodies, finding places to vend and trying to make dem dollahs, yo! :P maybe after Dragoncon I'll get the break I need. no, wait, then it's time to restock for Beyond Vanilla. after tha... nope, armor time for off site selling oustide the Texas Renaissance Faire. hmmm... maybe after android 3.0...

rkiechle 08-15-2010 08:25 AM

Re: Tethered speed difference, usb vs wifi
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by secondtwiggy (Post 1911494)
Or you could have rooted and used the tethering app that doesn't require you to install anything on your PC... :P


Which tethering app? (yes i am rooted) and yes, i don't really want to install any special app on the pc...

Wireless tether works well, but that is why i was asking... I am looking for a reliable (wired is great as i might as well keep charging EVO while using) that keeps a good speed and of course free is prefered.

When I am in 4G what i have works very well, but that is only about 25% of the time....

edufur 08-16-2010 12:53 AM

Re: Tethered speed difference, usb vs wifi
 
Wireless hotspots ALWAYS have speedloss. I have a 32 Mb connection via my comcast cable modem when connecting right to the modem. When I connect through a 108 Mbit router, i get about 12 Mbit. This has been the case with every wireless router / access point that I have tried. So... it would make sense that the same would hold true with wired (tether) vs. hotspot. It becomes a question of whether you need multi connections or not.


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