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How fast is the wifi on an iPhone
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I am using the iPhone speed test and using the same wifi AP as my ibook I seem to max at 900 K while my ibook gets 1392 K. Is this normal?
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Yeah it seems the transfer speeds are slower on the phone but I think the rendering of the the pages is the biggest bottleneck. Not saying the phone renders pages slowly just not as fast as computers, which is completely understandable.
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Fastest I have seen on my phone is around 5800K, I can pull up to 16000K on my computer.
I use iPhone speedtest on the iPhone
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Seeing around 2300 using the above test. The macbook pro sees almost 4 times that. Still, much more usable when I think of how 'fast' edge is.
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Tried dslreports and got 3608kbps. Slower than a G4 iBook but not that bad.
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24" iMac 2.8 C2Ext,15" MBPro 2.2 C2D,20" iMac 2.0 G5,12" iBook 1.2 G4
16GB 3G iPhone, 60GB 5th Gen iPod, 20 GB 3rd Gen iPod
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I got 3463kbps. iMac is certaintly much faster, but not bad still.
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Old Times There Are Not Forgotten
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Dec 2006
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I just ran a couple tests and I got around 5mbps on a 20mbps internet connection.
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Dual 2.66Ghz Xeon Woodrcrests // 8800GT 512MB // 30" Apple Cinema Display // 8GB RAM // Samsung Galaxy Nexus LTE // 64GB iPad LTE Verizon // Home Theater
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I wonder if those page loading speeds will increase when Apple puts the intel chips in it as opposed to the current ARM processors that are in it now. The slow rendering speed is holding me back!
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oooo when are they putting those in??
I have tried out the iphone's wifi, and yea it is slower... but for all practical purposes it doesn't seem that horrible. I can definitely deal with it. Seems well worth it to me anyway to have it all in the palm of my hand
Random question: can iphone's and the itouch play flash games on the browser?
P.S. what's really holding me back is the message when I try to post this reply: "The server is too busy at the moment. Please try again later."
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NOOOOO! Does any portable browser have flash? Like PSP or Nintendo DS?
P.S. Sorry for changing the topic... i'll change it back... now.
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