[KyleStormSure]

Ok, so, I've just done speed tests on my 9500 using EDGE and 3G. They are as follows.....
EDGE, Avg. Download Speed: 496.1Kbits/s
Max. Download Speed: 667.1Kbits/s

Avg. Upload Speed: 39.7Kbits/s
Max. Upload Speed: 39.7Kbits/s.

3G, Avg. Download Speed: 347.27Kbits/s
Max. Download Speed: 575.12Kbits/s

Avg. Upload Speed: 55.21Kbits/s
Max. Upload Speed: 64.53Kbits/s.

So WTF EDGE is faster and more consistent than 3G? Can people please post their results because i just don't understand this lol
Btw, I'm using Sure Mobile in Jersey(UK) I'm guessing about 5-10K users. Fast or slow!?!

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[KyleStormSure]

http://www.xtremelabs.com/assets/mob.../speedtest.jad here's the app download. Only 47K. Thanks in advance.

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[JimmyH68]

1XEV
avg speed 3569.04 Kb/s
max speed 3569.04 Kb/s

Upload
Avg 81.46Kb/s
Max 81,8 Kb/s

[KyleStormSure]

1XEV
avg speed 3569.04 Kb/s
max speed 3569.04 Kb/s

Upload
Avg 81.46Kb/s
Max 81,8 Kb/s

Thanks for the reply. What is your carrier and I'm guessing that is 3G?

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[afropoika]

You might find this interesting: http://forums.crackberry.com/f86/t-s...8/#post4728210

Oh, and 1XEV = 3G (Verizon / CDMA).

[KyleStormSure]

You might find this interesting: http://forums.crackberry.com/f86/t-s...8/#post4728210

Oh, and 1XEV = 3G (Verizon / CDMA).

Yer that is interesting. But I really want other peoples speeds to determine how crap/good my service is.

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[Makisupa]

Verizon Wireless 1XEV:

Avg. Download Speed: 1075.64Kbits/s
Max. Download Speed: 1075.64Kbits/s

Avg. Upload Speed: 43.85Kbits/s
Max. Upload Speed: 81.47Kbits/s

[Lurch81#AC]

Avg. Download speed: 1630kbits/s
Max. Download speed: 1785kbits/s

Avg and max upload 68kbits/s

Oh and I'm on Verizon with 1xev/3g and 3 bars

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[howarmat]

You all realize he is on a carrier in the UK, and its GSM based and not CDMA. So there are tons of variables to consider when comparing the speeds.

[KyleStormSure]

You all realize he is on a carrier in the UK, and its GSM based and not CDMA. So there are tons of variables to consider when comparing the speeds.

Can you explain more please!? CDMA?

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[howarmat]

wikipedia man if you really want to learn about it.....its a type of network technology but it doesnt matter since it has nothing to do with you

[MobileMadness002]

Telus / Nova Scotia 1XEV:

Run 1
Avg. Download Speed: 3468.27Kbits/s
Max. Download Speed: 3468.27Kbits/s

Avg. Upload Speed: 69.96Kbits/s
Max. Upload Speed: 101.27Kbits/s

Run 2
Avg. Download Speed: 3605.66Kbits/s
Max. Download Speed: 11387.00Kbits/s

Avg. Upload Speed: 86.84Kbits/s
Max. Upload Speed: 101.27Kbits/s

Run 3
Avg. Download Speed: 4302.88Kbits/s
Max. Download Speed: 113875.00Kbits/s

Avg. Upload Speed: 74.75Kbits/s
Max. Upload Speed: 101.27Kbits/s

[KyleStormSure]

telus / nova scotia 1xev:

Run 1
avg. Download speed: 3468.27kbits/s
max. Download speed: 3468.27kbits/s

avg. Upload speed: 69.96kbits/s
max. Upload speed: 101.27kbits/s

run 2
avg. Download speed: 3605.66kbits/s
max. Download speed: 11387.00kbits/s

avg. Upload speed: 86.84kbits/s
max. Upload speed: 101.27kbits/s

run 3
avg. Download speed: 4302.88kbits/s
max. Download speed: 113875.00kbits/s

avg. Upload speed: 74.75kbits/s
max. Upload speed: 101.27kbits/s

jealous

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[Snarfler]

Given that there are differences in carriers and network technology, if you want a broader range of test results to compare your results and also more applicable GSM test results, then may I respectfully recommend these other topics on this site, where previous members have posted their speedtest results.

http://forums.crackberry.com/f83/spe...ight=speedtest
http://forums.crackberry.com/f134/te...ight=speedtest
http://forums.crackberry.com/f83/spe...ight=speedtest


Also, this thread http://forums.crackberry.com/f134/ci...cation-162217/ relates to a different application that provides some network speed testing. It may be that the app provides the ability to compare results to a large number of other people's results, however, I have not loaded it it or tried it. It may be a source of additional information to help you characterize your individual connection speed issues.


In addition to that, I think that when comparing speed testing results, it helps to also be able to compare the signal strength when the speed testing was done, since there is a correlation. The signal strength can be checked by going into Options -> Status

[MobileMadness002]

I can see a mod stick coming out very soon. This thread is getting very heated. A lot has to be said for searching and learning. I am usually the first to sound rude in my posts, not by nature but by my bluntness. I did not consider howarmats post to be anything other than that. Blunt. As for the comment CDMA has nothing to do with the OPs situation, he is correct. Compare GSM to GSM and CDMA to CDMA. They are not interchangeable.

[Adam Zeis]

Let's just keep this on topic. No need to go nuts and flame each other.

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[KyleStormSure]

I accept I over reacted to previous comments so let's cut the crap before this turns completely off topic. Back to why we're here......

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[reeneebob]

Bell Mobility 1xEV:

Test 1:

Download speed: 1661.24 kbits/s
Max speed: 8759.61 kbits/s

Upload speed: 98.26 kbits/s
Max speed: 115.47 kbits/s

Test 2

Download speed: 2546.16 kbits/s
Max speed: 8759.61 kbits/s

Upload speed: 99.75 kbits/s
Max speed: 119.04 kbits/s

Test 3:

Download speed: 3826.75 kbits/s
Max speed: 8759.61 kbits/s

Upload speed: 109.43 kbits/s
Max speed: 115.47 kbits/s