I was just wondering if it was normal to have the speed connection below. I'm seeing a lot people having much higher download speed then I do, yet I thought my Tour had a pretty decent internet speed...in my house with 2-4 bars on avg. With Bolt and Opera it takes ~15-35 second to load a page and with the default browser it takes ~ 35-45 second.
These are not mobile page either. The mobile sites load up almost instantly. I'm seeing some download speeds in the 1000k/b range and was curious if my Tour internet connection is much slower then I really think it is???
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I was having the same issues with my tour as well. Usually I get 2-4bars at the house. I jumped to OS5.0.0.230, speeds have increased. I think mostly its just the OS/Browser needs more work to get cranking faster.
Still faster then mine. Sprint needs to hurry up and release 5.0. Any little gain I can get I will take. So who else have slow connection? Post your speed data.
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Wanna see it go up on the Tour? Theres a thread on this. Funny how these topics all come up at the same time.
1. Remove SIM card (or turn it around if you don't want to lose it)
2. Battery Pull
3. When it comes up, Go to options>mobile network> change to 1XEV from global.
4. Do *228 (sprint phones, update prl).
We've notice significant differences in speed, and in battery life due to having consitent 1XEV (3G) signal and more bars...
On a side note, the newer tours might come with it set to 1XEV. My Tour was never set to global...
If you choose "No" during the initial set-up where it asks you if you want to turn on the world capabilities of the phone, it will set it to "1XEV" instead of "Global"
Well compared to me that's pretty slow. In 2 bars of 3G I got this
Connection Type: Carrier
Avg. Download Speed: 1118.61Kbits/s
Max. Download Speed: 1142.72Kbits/s
If you choose "No" during the initial set-up where it asks you if you want to turn on the world capabilities of the phone, it will set it to "1XEV" instead of "Global"
Down generally always is higher than up. Most internet connections of any type don't give you as much up bandwidth as down.
But the tests also run one after another. Say your signal is steady for the down test, then it hiccups during the up test for several seconds = inconsistent results.
I installed .230 last night for a while and my download speeds jumped up close to 4,000kbits
I uninstalled it this morning because my GPS won't work in any way, shape or form and my speeds dropped right back down into the low 300's...sim card or not.
I'm thinking that once OS 5 comes out for real, we'll be all set. Until then, I need GPS more than I need fast browsing speeds.