While 3G iPhone users from United States have been complaining about the speed, the Canadians are so delighted and satisfied with the service that they get from Rogers. According to the report from the website of Wired Magazine, Rogers currently holds the record of the second fastest network speed around the globe.
Wired.com recently had a poll where over 2,600 users of the second-generation iPhone responded. In the poll, they found out that the customers of Fido as well as Rogers from Canada had a download speed of 1,330 kilobits per second on their iPhone. And that’s just the average
The customers of Rogers and Fido reported that they have been experiencing faster speeds compared to what the US customers are getting. On AT&T’s network, the average speed is only 990 kilobits. But US subscribers must not feel to frustrated. There is a slower speed than what AT&T is giving. Virgin and Optus networks from Australia have the worst speeds, giving only 360 kilobits to its subscribers.
Related Posts
SportsTap – a leading sports scores and information portal app for the iPhone – has been updated and now has push notifications enabled,
The new patent aims to address the physical problems inherent in the batteries in electronic devices:
Here's what Facebook for iPhone 3.0 looks like. Besides the new giant button home screen, you'll be able to actually RSVP to events and create new photo albums
Dubbed "purplera1n," the software is currently in beta and available for Windows-only, but Hotz said a Mac version is next on his list
According to an AT&T company memo, the launch of the iPhone 3GS broke records for any single day of retail sales in the company's history
Tipped off by a Mac OS X security expert, Apple is working to repair a serious security flaw in the iPhone’s operating system
Filings from Apple over the past two years reveal that the company is constantly looking to improve upon the ways in which customers interact with its multi-touch devices
Apple is now apparently working on an in-the-box concept that could provide power to iPods, iPhones and other electronics devices still inside their retail packaging
Now with the release of the 3.0 OS iPhone has basically caught up with the traditional smartphones in functionality, it may be time to look how Apple can make the next generation devices even smarter
The opening copy in Apple's two brand new TV commercials starts with what has become its summer blockbuster theme for the third consecutive year, "This is the new iPhone".
Wetool is an iPhone app that allows you to forward SMS, Send to Multiple Recipients, and Save your SMS to NotePad
iPhone does not need any introduction. In case you are an iPhone user and want to have that exclusive and different wallpaper on your geeky device soon after it’s all for you
These directions help you set up forwarding in Hotmail so that incoming messages are forwarded from Hotmail to a Gmail history
Step by step video guide on how to create your own m4r iPhone ringtones from your own MP3's
To get delivery confirmation reports sent to your iPhone simply add *0# to the beginning of your text message and once the SMS
RussianiPhone.ru claims that they have seen iPhone 2.2.1 Beta 1 release candidate, and that it implements Push notifications
Google's updated Mobile App which now includes a voice search option is now available for download in the App Store
iPhonesTalk.com is pleased to announce the release of our free personalized iPhone ringtones web app
no way…. I’m with Fido and the fastest I’ve ever gotten was 600kbs… typical is 400kbs on 3G and 120kbs on edge. I’d like to know where these people are that are getting 1800kps.
I’m with Rogers, in Burnaby, and i get about 2000 kbs on my 3g iphone. I tested both the 3gs, and 3g side by side. On the basis of surfing the internet, personally i could not justify committing to Rogers insanely long 3 yr contract and paying another 250 plus admin and taxes which work out to 320. no thanks. If they punched their network up to the 3.5 average dl speed, I would. But seeing as, I think, they’re keeping the costs down, I’m not jumping ship until they’re fair and square. I feel sorry for people who bought their 3gs expecting the 3-4 mbs dl speeds, and still average close, not much more than a 3g does. I noticed about a 30% difference in increased download of websites. I think Rogers is asking us to take it up the arse, just like we do the 3 yrs. I’m sure they can open their lines more to reach an average 3.5. They just don’t want to incur the extra costs. “It’s 2nd best in the world right? Better than At&t.” I think it comes down to a cost benefit for them imo. And us Canadians being so nice. Just wait till another iphonerunied.com site pops up. What ever had to prevention?