iPhone 4 and faster AT&T 3G?

[SirOmega]

I've been running speedtest.net on my phone this morning. Granted its early still (7A) but...

The first time I run the speed test its average speeds down (800-1000kbps) then the phone must use its tuning algorithm because the upsteam speeds are faster (1500kbps). From there, the downstream tests are blazing fast - 2000-3500kbps. Yes, I made sure I'm not on wifi (I'm at work now - there is no wifi).

The most recent test I ran got 2406/1645. I've closed the app, waited a few minutes, and tried again. I've tried this both at home and at work and the speeds were fast in both cases.

In all tests the phone was lying on a flat surface not being touched by me.

Anyone else seeing faster speeds on AT&T?

Edit: I'm in Las Vegas FWIW

 

[thep33t]

god I hope you are not lying about that...
I just got 200.8/13.1 w/ my 3g, if i can get 10x that on iphone 4 i will be estatic

 

[SirOmega]

Here is the list of my most recent speed tests http://tweetphoto.com/28868573

Some of the ones towards the bottom was me testing the lower-left antenna issue. So you can ignore those...

 

[Minimoose 360]

Well, it does support the 7.2Mbps speed. That is, if you can get reception with the damn thing

 

[james92se]

I've been running speedtest.net on my phone this morning. Granted its early still (7A) but...

The first time I run the speed test its average speeds down (800-1000kbps) then the phone must use its tuning algorithm because the upsteam speeds are faster (1500kbps). From there, the downstream tests are blazing fast - 2000-3500kbps. Yes, I made sure I'm not on wifi (I'm at work now - there is no wifi).

The most recent test I ran got 2406/1645. I've closed the app, waited a few minutes, and tried again. I've tried this both at home and at work and the speeds were fast in both cases.

In all tests the phone was lying on a flat surface not being touched by me.

Anyone else seeing faster speeds on AT&T?

Edit: I'm in Las Vegas FWIW

I'm getting phenomenal speeds on 3G in the Dallas area

 

[Marcone]

I dont know why it lists NY as less than 50 miles away?

 

[fiddysent]

I would say it's more likely because of the better hardware of the phone, definitely NOT att's network