Has anyone else noticed slow 3G upload speeds on this device or is it just me?
I went by the TMO store and tested a couple of devices there including the Optimus T and Motorola Defy and the Optimus got similar results to my phone. However the Defy tripled the upload speeds.
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Jason_V said:
Has anyone else noticed slow 3G upload speeds on this device or is it just me?
I went by the TMO store and tested a couple of devices there including the Optimus T and Motorola Defy and the Optimus got similar results to my phone. However the Defy tripled the upload speeds.
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You know ... I never really understand , but why exactly do you need high upload speeds on a phone? Download , even a toddler understand , but upload? It's not like you're gonna sit while in 3G with torrents active to seed .
And as far as uploading a bunch of small videos and pictures to facebook , it's more than respectable a speed of over 100k
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You know ... I never really understand , but why exactly do you need high upload speeds on a phone? Download , even a toddler understand , but upload? It's not like you're gonna sit while in 3G with torrents active to seed .
And as far as uploading a bunch of small videos and pictures to facebook , it's more than respectable a speed of over 100k
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I don't see how that's relevant, but it becomes important when I'm tethering the device to my laptop or any other devices.
The point if the post is that HSUPA is not enabled for my device and I'm trying to determine if that is common across all of the Optimus T devices out there or if it's the small sampling that I have had access to.
The MyTouch3G that this device replaced was able to do 1.2Mbit uploads in the same locations that I'm hitting a 300kbit wall. This device is loads better than the MT3G in all but this one aspect.
lgoptimus t/one/p500 does not support HSUPA. thts the probable reason why u get low upload speeds.the device only supports HSDPA at7.2Mbps
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Ok my normal sbc internet speeds are 622 download and 265 upload i max out at in real speeds at 80.3k/b
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Ok Now with my sprint touch pro phone tethering i heard of people downloading at real speeds of over 1mb my speed are 1281 download and 124 upload which is way higher then my sbc internet and yet i still cant download over 80k/b
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With my phone the download speeds double from my sbc internet but for some reason i cant download more than 80k/b and thats unacceptable something is not right can someone help me fix this problem even if i was getting real download speeds of 150k/b id be happy
There are several things at play here. First, SpeedTest reports in kiloBITS per second, while the other numbers you see are kiloBYTES per second. So you need to divide the big numbers by 8. 662 kbit/s / 8 = 83 kbyte/s. Aside from that, the download may be limited serverside. It could well be that the movie you are trying to download is limited to 75 kb/s server side (or even carrier side!).
And if people are saying they are getting 1mb download speeds, again, on CDMA you are sure this means 1mbit, not 1mbyte. 1 mbyte per second is not even possible on CDMA (EV-DO), you need GSM (HSPA) for that. And even then, you usually don't reach that, unless you are using multiple connections (for example I hardly ever reach 7.2 mbit on any single download, but if I do ten downloads at the same time I will reach about 7 mbit total).
And we're not even speaking about if your carrier even have the network capacity or your signal is good enough to reach higher speeds. If all conditions are favorable you should be able to reach about 300 kbyte/s on CDMA. But not every carrier actually delivers this, and if they do not in every area. And then you still have the signal strength issue.
i've tried evrything i can think of sbc internet and sprint tethering even both connected at the same time im always limited to 80k/b no matter what i try im at 4 bars signal constantly but i can never get over 80k/b
So after rooting and messing around with different roms and such, I installed an app called network that has been mentioned on here, to see about switching to 3G easily while at work.
Well I started noticing that the phone couldn't keep a 4G signal at all anymore, but didn't put 2 and 2 together because of some of the other stuff I had done, mainly flashing through 3 different roms in 45 mins.
Well I unrooted my phone, and got it exchanged today because of some terrible back light bleeding, that thankfully my new phone doesn't have, and rerooted the phone, restored all my apps on Mik Rom, and BAM, 4G goes screwy out of nowhere. So I looked through everything and the only networking type app I had was Network. I uninstalled it, and now instead of 998 ping and .5 d/l speeds I am averaging somewhere near 14 down and 71 ping.
Only change was that app. Anyone else have this issue after installing that app? Or if you are having 4G issues, and have this app, UNINSTALL IT!
just thought I'd throw it out there, considering it was making me really mad.
Just tested it myself and it's all good here.
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Did you make changes in the network app?
The app is designed to DISABLE 4g. So if you made changes then yeah you would lose 4g.
Im sure this isnt the case, but wanted to mention it just in case.
I use mine to disable 4g since im not in a 4g Area but it works fine this way. But then again my 4g cant go screwy because it doesn't exist.
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Just tested it myself and it's all good here.
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Hmmm... I notice your speedtest app actually showing an accurate upload (compared to the double digits people used to post. Is this an updated version? Speedtest had acknowledged inaccurate reporting on the TB.
I removed the proxy on my evo a while ago mainly because it broke the streaming music. I also noticed a pretty nice speed increase on top of it fixing my streaming issue.
Streaming works just fine on the 3D and 3G speeds are so so not as good as my evo with proxy removed. This could just be the radio or dumb luck. Has anyone tried removing the proxy to see if it has increased speeds any? I'm thinking about trying it but figure I would ask if anyone has given it a whirl yet.
Update:
I decided to just give it a try, called sprint, got a super cool guy gave me the MSL no ?'s asked. Was on the phone no more than a min with him, I am gonna make sure to answer the survey questions for him. I love getting cool people. Anyway just removed the proxy and ran some speed tests, didn't really make much of a difference.
I'm getting between 400-800 down & 500 up average. Like I said similar results with & without the proxy at least for me. I'm just gonna leave it removed, I can't imagine having the proxy will ever help speeds in the future. It is the middle of the day so average speeds tend to be a little slower. I have pulled 1,500+ down on my evo in the same test area at times but that wasn't an average.
If anyone else wants to try I would be curious to see if it makes any difference or not since different areas can perform very differently.
Yes, confirmed faster. There's a thread about this in the development thread.
can HTC install a trackball on this thing?
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Yes, confirmed faster. There's a thread about this in the development thread.
can HTC install a trackball on this thing?
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oh ok. Didn't seem to have nearly the effect as it did on the evo but like I said I left it out. Plus I only did a few tests so I'm sure it will be better in the long run. A trackball would be kinda cool actually, I'm not sure where they would put it though.
Can someone post the original settings?
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Never seemed to do much for me, I have my proxy settings back on.
didnt really do anything for me either.
Hey guys,
So the way this story starts out is my digitizer broke. The screen stopped responding one day and so I was like eh, I'll bring it in to get it replaced. I have the total protection plan and so it was no big deal. The guy took the screen out and put the new one in right in front of me.
As he was replacing the screen I said something about the mms messaging not working properly. I just couldn't get MMS messages anymore and when I sent them it would show them as sent but the person on the other end wouldn't get it. So he reset the profile I believe and changed maybe some other stuff server side(?). since then the phone has had TERRIBLE data speed. I mean next to useless.
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I wasn't sure at first what the deal was. I reinstalled a different rom, flashed a new radio to see if that did it and it did nothing. I went back to the store to tell them they borked it, but the service guys were already gone for the night so I have to wait for tomorrow. My experience with these guys was bad before this but now it's even worse so I want to fix it myself if I can. Any guesses?
tl;dr Fix remarkably slow 3G. What can I do.
Nope, it wasnt the store, its just sprint. Those speeds seem just about right for sprint 3g.
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Nope, it wasnt the store, its just sprint. Those speeds seem just about right for sprint 3g.
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I wish that were the truth. The first two were using wifi to make sure it worked. The rest are on 3G. In my area sprint usually flies and I tested the speed next to a few people that have sprint as well and they've been way, way higher. In some areas in my region I can get 800kbs down. No where near as slow as this.
Hi all,
as someone asked me, I've just shoot a video focus on benchmark for Desire X.
Here you are the youtube link.
http://youtu.be/LCqjFPQgUfk
Let me know what do you think about it!
my test results
Aratheba said:
Hi all,
as someone asked me, I've just shoot a video focus on benchmark for Desire X.
Here you are the youtube link.
http://youtu.be/LCqjFPQgUfk
Let me know what do you think about it!
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Nice ! Here's my test results, it's rooted, runs without changing clockspeed - 5 tests, average Quadrant score = 2656.6
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Didn't do the Internet speed test, depends too much on the ISP
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Didn't do the Internet speed test, depends too much on the ISP
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Maybe you mean it depends on your Mobile Operator!
Anyway, if you have a mobile operator, like mine, which has HSDPA+ radio cell up to 42Mbps where you live and you test your Internet speed against a server which is inside your mobile operator's network...well...worth testing internet mobile speed indeed!
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Maybe you mean it depends on your Mobile Operator!
Anyway, if you have a mobile operator, like mine, which has HSDPA+ radio cell up to 42Mbps where you live and you test your Internet speed against a server which is inside your mobile operator's network...well...worth testing internet mobile speed indeed!
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You're right of course, I never use mobile data, was thinking of the wifi
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You're right of course, I never use mobile data, was thinking of the wifi
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You're a lucky guy then!
It would be really great for me too to always be able to use wifi!
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You're a lucky guy then!
It would be really great for me too to always be able to use wifi! [/
I'd be luckier if the mobile operators didn't charge so much in my country lol
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