Getting roughly 1000-1400 down in Washington DC area and 500-800 up kbps.
I hope everyone realizes the difference between kbps (kiloBITS per sec) vs kB/s (kiloBYTES per sec)
kB/s is generally the speed you would see when downloading a file on your home computer not kbps.
I don't know what the conversion is but, 1000 kbps is roughly around 130 kB/s
thanks zero gravity for the responseI doubt its the phone. I got 362kbps down, 504kbps up. 123 ms ping.
:shrug: this is coming from the blackhole in Rhode Island.
AT&T fastest? Really? Metro PCS beat them out.How fast are the other carriers? Sprint average speed: 623.44 kbps
Verizon average speed: 944.42 kbps
AT&T average speed: 546.16 kbps
T-Mobile average speed: 885.7 kbps
Alltel average speed: 840.94 kbps
Metro PCS average speed: 548.52 kbps
Not sure if anyone else posted this, but if you click one of the links at the bottom of the results page, you will find this:
AT&T fastest? Really? Metro PCS beat them out.How fast are the other carriers? Sprint average speed: 623.44 kbps
Verizon average speed: 944.42 kbps
AT&T average speed: 546.16 kbps
T-Mobile average speed: 885.7 kbps
Alltel average speed: 840.94 kbps
Metro PCS average speed: 548.52 kbps
Metro PCS FFS.
Also, from East Lansing, MI:
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Ran a few tests, and this was the highest. Others were between 675 and 975 kbps.
Not sure if anyone else posted this, but if you click one of the links at the bottom of the results page, you will find this:
AT&T fastest? Really? Metro PCS beat them out.How fast are the other carriers? Sprint average speed: 623.44 kbps
Verizon average speed: 944.42 kbps
AT&T average speed: 546.16 kbps
T-Mobile average speed: 885.7 kbps
Alltel average speed: 840.94 kbps
Metro PCS average speed: 548.52 kbps
Metro PCS FFS.
Also, from East Lansing, MI:
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Ran a few tests, and this was the highest. Others were between 675 and 975 kbps.
So on what basis does AT& T do their advertisement bragging otherwise?
Pure lies or what? :icon_evil:
According to that chart, they need to advertise they are the "slowest!"
Recalling another thread or two that I read (I can't recall which ones for the life of me -- Sorry!), it might be that their network has the capability to be the fastest. In a perfect world, their infrastructure at a certain point would allow them to be the fastest of the listed networks. Problem is, we don't live in a perfect world. Far from it, as we see with the real average speed listed for AT&T. So while they are unlikely to be in any legal trouble over false advertising, it's still unethical to claim they're the fastest, and Luke Wilson is still a douchebag.
Recalling another thread or two that I read (I can't recall which ones for the life of me -- Sorry!), it might be that their network has the capability to be the fastest. In a perfect world, their infrastructure at a certain point would allow them to be the fastest of the listed networks. Problem is, we don't live in a perfect world. Far from it, as we see with the real average speed listed for AT&T. So while they are unlikely to be in any legal trouble over false advertising, it's still unethical to claim they're the fastest, and Luke Wilson is still a douchebag.
I remember in school if I made 3 100's and one zero because I didn't turn in my work.. I still only made a "C" with a score of 75.
Maybe everytime AT&T's signal drops out, it kills what would have been a good score... or are they not even counting that either?
Isn't that kinda like saying sex is good!.... if and when I can get it, but too many misfires and can't keep up the pace?
Does AT&T have a pill for that? :icon_ banana:
opps... just realized.. this is my 666th post! :icon_ devil: