Filed under: Handsets, ATT, GSM, EDGE
Shortly after beginning the
shutdown process of AMPS and TDMA networks, and just hours before the launch the EDGE-capable
iPhone, a number of users are reportedly seeing dramatic increases in EDGE throughput. After questioning whether the mobile was actually using
WiFi, a New Yorker began to see if fellow
AT&T customers across the nation were also noticing the substantial boost in speeds; sure enough, it looks like quite a few others are seeing speeds upwards of 200Kbps. Of course, the usual banter over the legitimacy of speed tests conducted on mobiles inevitably ensued, but we're leaving it up to you. So, dear readers, hop on AT&T's 2.5G highway and give it a go, but be sure to return and let us know whether the increases are for real.
[Thanks, Peter]
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Jun 28 2007, 07:23 PM
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Filed under: Handsets, EDGE, GSM, Broadband, ATT, 3G, 2.5g, internet, data, mobile internet, MobileInternet, SpeedTests, speeds, speed tests