I'm getting similar improvements in Metrowest, Mass. My ip4 saw speeds around 1-2mbps while my ip4S is getting up to 6. Me likey.
Your probably not in a HSPA+ area then...
I've never heard of this tbh... generally most people seem to believe that AT&T has fast data speeds, while Verizon has more reliable service.
On the iPhone. Verizon pretty much kicks everyone's butt with real 4G LTE phones. 20+ mb/sec easy. Better than my charter internet.
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 5_0 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/534.46 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.1 Mobile/9A334 Safari/7534.48.3)
Verizon compresses the images and videos on web pages. On Verizon when you request a page it goes to Verizon's servers, they request the page, compress the images/videos and then send it to your phone. So say that you request a page with 4MB of pictures and Verizon is able to compress that down to 0.5MB. Then unless AT&T is more then 8 times faster then Verizon, Verizon will seem faster.
Personally, I don't like Verizon's approach. I don't like the idea of a man-in-the-middle altering a page's content.
What is "ping" and is higher or lower better?
Care to pull anymore BS out your ass?
Vermillion9494 said:Care to pull anymore BS out your ass?
Uh what?
http://www.macstories.net/news/veri...ompress-images-videos-to-keep-its-network-up/
https://ecache.vzw.com/imageFiles/Myacct/nda/images/docs/VerizonWirelessServiceInformation.pdf
TL;DR Verizon compresses the images and videos...
What is "ping" and is higher or lower better?
I get about 10.5 dl with my Verizon Iphone 4s.
http://www.idownloadblog.com/2011/1...t-vs-verizon-vs-sprint-speed-test-video-fail/
Watch the above video, verizon easily beasts AT&T loading web pages in NYC. Just makes no sense to me.
You're on wifi, duh.
I never really thought to check, but your right. I live across the river near glen carbon and get nearly the same speeds; 1.29 down, and 1.35 up. (iPhone 4) Sadly, Verizon and Sprint aren't any better here.![]()