Engadget.com goes crazy on Sprint 3G

[dontwalkhand]

As you can see, this ONLY happens when I am on 3G for some reason. No pictures will load, and the comments section does not load. On Verizon LTE iPhones, and on Wi-Fi on this iPhone, everything seems to load just fine. Can anyone shed some light on this? Maybe go through the CSS on Engadget's page and see if they have any issues?

AND Now to the real problem....

If I try to load the webpage later, because it loaded into the cache, I would never be able to see it properly again, until I clear everything. Which is very annoying for pages that I depend on the cookie to save my information.

 

[Muscle Master]

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As you can see, this ONLY happens when I am on 3G for some reason. No pictures will load, and the comments section does not load. On Verizon LTE iPhones, and on Wi-Fi on this iPhone, everything seems to load just fine. Can anyone shed some light on this? Maybe go through the CSS on Engadget's page and see if they have any issues?

AND Now to the real problem....

If I try to load the webpage later, because it loaded into the cache, I would never be able to see it properly again, until I clear everything. Which is very annoying for pages that I depend on the cookie to save my information.

Engadget does have an app.. works pretty good

 

[DerekRod]

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As you can see, this ONLY happens when I am on 3G for some reason. No pictures will load, and the comments section does not load. On Verizon LTE iPhones, and on Wi-Fi on this iPhone, everything seems to load just fine. Can anyone shed some light on this? Maybe go through the CSS on Engadget's page and see if they have any issues?

AND Now to the real problem....

If I try to load the webpage later, because it loaded into the cache, I would never be able to see it properly again, until I clear everything. Which is very annoying for pages that I depend on the cookie to save my information.

You're on wifi though

 

[dontwalkhand]

You're on wifi though

Look at the second part of the post, the Wi-Fi doesn't fix it, as long as I loaded it on 3G first

 

[DerekRod]

Look at the second part of the post, the Wi-Fi doesn't fix it, as long as I loaded it on 3G first

Use their app I have the same issue

 

[Nermal]

I get the same behaviour if I turn JavaScript off. Check that you have it enabled, but it's probably more likely that the script file is failing to load for some reason. Can you get to www.blogsmithmedia.com (which is where the JS is hosted) using Sprint?

 

[bonskovsky]

That happens to me too. Their new design is none too bright.

 

[adam044]

Look at the second part of the post, the Wi-Fi doesn't fix it, as long as I loaded it on 3G first

Your on WiFi in both pictures

 

[2298754]

Probably because Sprint 3g sucks.

 

[Dwalls90]

Engadget does have an app.. works pretty WELL

 

[scaredpoet]

I wonder fi Sprint's still using their proxy, where images get compressed and downsampled before being delivered to the mobile device. Back when i had service with them, they had this, and it was pretty annoying (they even did it when tethering).

 

[pnoyblazed]

Probably because Sprint 3g sucks.

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