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iphonebuzz.com - 8/26/2008

Regional Differences in iPhone 3G Performance

— iphonebuzz.com — Wired recently conducted a series of international speed tests on the iPhone 3G and it looks like... where you live greatly effects the performance you will experience. The test involved over 2,600 individuals and the results are rather telling.  ... (more) Regional Differences in iPhone 3G Performance

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Regional Differences in iPhone 3G Performance
iPhone Buzz — ... speeds were held by individual carriers in Europe, such as European T-Mobile, which had an average speed of 1,822 Kbps. Canada came in second with Rogers and Fido performing at 1,330 Kbps. However, AT&T came in third. They tied with Telstra, Telia and Softbank with an average speed of 990 Kbps. While 3G performance seems to be awesome in some areas and downright disappointing in others, AT&T, and therefore iPhone users, fall somewhere in the middle. [via MacRumors]

Regional Differences in iPhone 3G Performance
Top iPhone News — ... Kbps. However, the fastest speeds were held by individual carriers in Europe, such as European T-Mobile, which had an average speed of 1,822 Kbps. Canada came in second with Rogers and Fido performing at 1,330 Kbps. However, AT&T came in third. They tied with Telstra, Telia and Softbank with an average speed of 990 Kbps. While 3G performance seems to be awesome in some areas and downright disappointing in others, AT&T, and therefore iPhone users, fall somewhere in the middle. [via MacRumors ] [image] ...

Regional Differences in iPhone 3G Performance
Top iPhone News — ... Kbps. However, the fastest speeds were held by individual carriers in Europe, such as European T-Mobile, which had an average speed of 1,822 Kbps. Canada came in second with Rogers and Fido performing at 1,330 Kbps. However, AT&T came in third. They tied with Telstra, Telia and Softbank with an average speed of 990 Kbps. While 3G performance seems to be awesome in some areas and downright disappointing in others, AT&T, and therefore iPhone users, fall somewhere in the middle. [via MacRumors ] [image] ...