I just got a new Bold but I am noticing that it is running a little slow on Wifi. At least when compared to when I am using 3g. I have .266 installed and I am running an Apple router. Any ideas or is this normal?
I am on WIFI because the logo does turn white. But I am also noticing a big difference when downloading files. I know there is a internet speed test application that you can download from app world (called speedtest), but it did not provide me with accurate numbers. Any good way to test download speeds on a BlackBerry Bold?
I justbought a Black berry Bold yesterday,I have a question
will i be able to send and receive emails from my house router? or i will have to take a Data Plan from mserver Rogers? will i be able to use the function of Maps through myrouter wii fii rouuter from home or office?
I justbought a Black berry Bold yesterday,I have a question
will i be able to send and receive emails from my house router? or i will have to take a Data Plan from mserver Rogers? will i be able to use the function of Maps through myrouter wii fii rouuter from home or office?
Congrats. AFAIK, you do need a data plan in order to use WiFi for BIS apps such as emails/BBM and for some browsing.
Other apps do allow WiFi usage with no data plan/BIS.
Enjoy your 9000.
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I am on WIFI because the logo does turn white. But I am also noticing a big difference when downloading files. I know there is a internet speed test application that you can download from app world (called speedtest), but it did not provide me with accurate numbers. Any good way to test download speeds on a BlackBerry Bold?
It is a good idea to test the speed of your WiFi from your computer also. Check the internet speed from the providor to your router first, then from your router to your 9000. Also, what speed is your router rated for?
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It is a good idea to test the speed of your WiFi from your computer also. Check the internet speed from the providor to your router first, then from your router to your 9000. Also, what speed is your router rated for?
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I am getting really good data speeds on my computers. The bold however will never achieve these data speeds because of the chipset.