and what do you mean "hard data"? the hard data is the evidence of reception dropping.

Well you can't have it both ways - if your "hard data" is simply bars dropping on the phone, then you should be agreeing with me that there are other phones that do the same thing. This is not an argument for "then it's ok for Apple to have the antenna fault too", but your original comment was in reply to a factual statement by me simply saying that this isn't a problem specific to iPhone 4.

Yes bars drop for some people if they hold the phone in a certain way, but aside from showing less bars on a screen, does this actually do anything? I have heard that some people "drop calls", but I'm skeptical that this happens often enough (read: it happens more than once or twice to a tiny minority of users) to be an issue. I'd like to know how many people this actually effects in terms of dropped calls, or loss of reception altogether. That's the data I'd like to see.

and you actually accept the fact that apple's "great design" locks the phone down so you can't customise it. you can't just chop and change a battery. how f***ing pointless is that?

Well, when there's a thread about iPhones and mostly iPhone users are involved, they are going to talk about the good features of the phone. This is no different to the Android thread where everyone was spooging about being able to change icons and do this and that. When you say I "accept the fact that...", you're assuming that there aren't things that bother iPhone users, just because you only hear us writing about the good things. Some uncustomisable things are indeed frustrating, like not being able to put notifications on the lock screen is still a feature I can't believe they don't have.

As for "accepting the fact that apple's "great design" locks the phone down", I think you fail to see that this is actually appealing for some people. iPhone is simple. It's fun and nice to use, it looks like sex, and it's simple. I like the fact that it's "locked down" because it makes for a better experience. You might not understand this, but I guess it's probably how you feel about being able to "customise" your Android phone.

With regard to not being able to change the battery, I understand why some people that use mobiles might want to do this, but never in the 10 years of owning a mobile phone (8 years of which I had phones with removable batteries) have I ever owned a second battery, or felt the need to carry around a second battery with me. Carrying around a second battery just seems really really bizarre to me, unless you're going on a massive road trip where you're not going to see any electricity sockets for days on end.

What's interesting is that the Android fanboys like iTom like to go on about how "free" and "open" and "customisable" Android phones are, but then they don't like people choosing a different phone if they prefer.

I like the fact that it's "locked down" because it makes for a better experience.

No it doesnt. Explain how giving me the option to download a replacement homescreen will make your own experience worse.

It is entirely possible to provide a simple, appealing interface while still allowing power users to customize to their heart's content. Apple simply choose not to for commercial reasons.

You mean background? You can do that on the iphone

You mean background? You can do that on the iphone

No I mean the actual software that is used to display the homescreens. The homescreen is an application like any other, you just dont have the ability to replace it on iPhone.

That's the frustrating thing about iPhone, its only Apple's greed that prevents it from being the perfect phone for ALL users; yet conversely in so doing they've created a market for Android where there otherwise would not have been one. I guess only time will tell if it was the right choice long-term.

What's interesting is that the Android fanboys like iTom like to go on about how "free" and "open" and "customisable" Android phones are, but then they don't like people choosing a different phone if they prefer.

+1
Haters gotta hate.



I've resisted upgrading my 3G with every fibre in my body. Still holding out for a white 4G :/

The only thing I can't customise that I want to, is the friggen message tones. How hard does it have to be to let us do that without jailbreaking. Right now I'd have the bell from Red Dead Redemption as my message tone, but I'm stuck with the crap generic ones.

I like the fact that it's "locked down" because it makes for a better experience.

No it doesnt. Explain how giving me the option to download a replacement homescreen will make your own experience worse.

It is entirely possible to provide a simple, appealing interface while still allowing power users to customize to their heart's content. Apple simply choose not to for commercial reasons.

Well I guess I was talking from my jailbreaking experiences - I would constantly screw something up and have to restore/re-jailbreak because I'm not very tech savvy. Sure, this might not be an issue in Android, and might not be with Apple if they let you do it out of the box.

I'm not sure the iPhone is targeted to "power users"... and I'd argue that it's really "power users" who have the most gripes about the iPhone.

With regard to not being able to change the battery, I understand why some people that use mobiles might want to do this, but never in the 10 years of owning a mobile phone (8 years of which I had phones with removable batteries) have I ever owned a second battery, or felt the need to carry around a second battery with me. Carrying around a second battery just seems really really bizarre to me, unless you're going on a massive road trip where you're not going to see any electricity sockets for days on end.

that's because batteries would last 5+ days, not almost 2 days.

the main things that apple lock down are indeed the main ones. eg message tone. whoop de do if they don't let you customise some thing u wouldn't use even twice a year... but message tone? seriously. massive greed

we have widgets, suckerssssss!

The reason batteries suck nowadays is because people are actually using their smartphones now.

People who don't use their iPhones all day get way better battery life. Most smartphones don't have a much better battery that the iPhone.

I believe this was already posted in this actual thread.

Yeah well it needed it again didn't it.

People who don't use their iPhones all day get way better battery life. Most smartphones don't have a much better battery that the iPhone.

I was in NZ recently, and with 3G switched off , no push notifications, and no net browsing, the battery easily lasted 5 days. It's called being on "standby" :) But I think iTom's point, as muddled as he's making it, was that, given the amount the battery gets hammered it sucks that you can't change it manually. Of course, this ignores the fact that if you get a full day's charge and you don't live on the street where there are no electricity sockets, you don't need a second battery, ever. (Not to mention that carrying around an entire charger or just an iPod cable is *almost* as easy as carrying around a spare battery if you're a complete noob and can't remember to plug in your phone when the battery is low while you're at home.)

I'm not sure the iPhone is targeted to "power users"... and I'd argue that it's really "power users" who have the most gripes about the iPhone.

Agreed. For non-technical people there is little reason to not get an iPhone - carrier subsidies eliminate the price difference you would normally see with Apple hardware, and with that taken out of the equation for your normal non-technical person the iPhone is an easy choice. Well, assuming they want/need a smartphone in the first place.

Nathan is essentially saying anyone with an iPhone is a complete noob, which I wholeheartedly agree with

Because I'm a newb? Being a programmer, web developer, graphic artist and more?

Nathan is essentially saying anyone with an iPhone is a complete noob, which I wholeheartedly agree with

Hahaha, blanket statements like this dumb down the discussion, but I respect your right to be wrong.

If I were making a choice between iPhone 4 and the current Android handsets it'd be a tough call and it could go either way these days. The Samsung Galaxy S looks nice and is a more open platform. A while ago when I got the iPhone 3gs the smart phone competitors weren't there yet - Nokia wasn't interesting, I wasn't after a Blackberry and Android was still working through a maturity phase.

iTom's Android must be emitting a high level of smug

If I were making a choice between iPhone 4 and the current Android handsets it'd be a tough call and it could go either way these days. The Samsung Galaxy S looks nice and is a more open platform.

If I didn't already own an iPhone and use iTunes, it'd be a very hard decision.

I'm not sure the iPhone is targeted to "power users"... and I'd argue that it's really "power users" who have the most gripes about the iPhone.

This basically sums it up for the most part. The problem is when a power user complains about a lack of functionality and an iphone user then feels the need to defend or make excuses instead of simply admitting that it's true but it doesn't bother them because they don't need that kind of feature or ability personally.

iphone is a great toy and I can easily see why people prefer them over something like the HTC desire which IMO is an ugly and clunky piece of s*** at first glance. Sure it can do more than the iphone but when you are in a store and playing around with the phones the iphone just seems to be a much better phone on the surface which is as far as most people will look.

If I didn't already own an iPhone and use iTunes, it'd be a very hard decision.

well, when you upgrade, you might as well go android because doubletwist is a fine piece of software that syncs itunz with your android

Will it sync the apps that I've spent money on? Will it keep my Android preferences the same as my iPhone preferences? Sounds like a downgrade :p

it won't sync the apps you've already spent money on. think of it as your lesson learned

Android User seem worse worse than iphone users, with the smug "its ok if your not smart enough to use android and its awesome features, the toy iphone is probably all you can handle"

You know why so many peoplse use the iphone, because its the best smartphone out at the moment.

Sure the HTC android phones are cathching, and no doubt can do most things you can do on the iphone, and no doubt even some more, but its about the overall package.

Replacable battery doesnt matter, who the f*** carries around a spare phone battery? And Ive never owned a phone long enough to need to replace the battery, and even so, seeing as the iphone haters are so smart, they would probably be able to use one of the many aftermarket kits you can buy on the net to replace the battery, and given that its a once in 3 year thing, which at most you would do once, is it even an issue?

Upgradable memory seems like good idea, but why not just get the 32gb model straight up? Also, what the hell are you storing on your phone that you need more than 16gb anyway? cant say ive ever had a problem with 16gb storage.

Having to convert videos to play, who cares, use handbrake, its pretty damm easy to do, and I had to convert videos to go onto my N95 anyway, one to make them smaller and second so they would play in the divx player properly.

The problem with the android phones is that there are too many models with different features etc. Iphone has one model with different memory sizes.

The Samsung Galaxy S looks nice and is a more open platform

yer just placed my order for one of these

You know why so many peoplse use the iphone, because its the best smartphone out at the moment.

I love how you follow this with an explanation of why iPhone arguably not the best.

Also we've discussed this adhoc in other threads - but to summarise: on every metric you can think of, Blackberry is the most popular smartphone.

iPhone is the most popular smartphone with a touchscreen and and app store, but that's a two horse race between iPhone and Android in which Android was not even a realistic competitor until v2.0 released late last year.

Upgradable memory seems like good idea, but why not just get the 32gb model straight up?

Should I go back in time and buy an iPhone 3G with 32GB? Will you do the same when I upgrade to a MicroSD with 64GB next year?

What if I never use the full 32GB? The difference between a 16GB and 32GB SD card is $50. On Telstra iPhone4 plans, its at least $150 the difference between the two models.

Also, what the hell are you storing on your phone that you need more than 16gb anyway? cant say ive ever had a problem with 16gb storage.

Since Android phone acts a USB disk, whatever the hell I want. I suppose when you are stuck loading a limited set of compatible music and video files via iTunes, that its too much effort to load a lot of data on there.

The problem with the android phones is that there are too many models with different features etc.

Insert car analogy here.

Nathan is essentially saying anyone with an iPhone is a complete noob

No, I'm just saying that "noobs" (non-techies) have no reason to not get an iPhone. Certainly there are a lot of techies with iPhones too, but its hard to say how much of that is due to Apple being first-to-market given the market is prone to lockin (both in terms of telco contracts and purchased applications)

I mean if you bought a phone, even just 12 months ago (when 3GS came out) the Android alternatives were still poor at that time.

Also we've discussed this adhoc in other threads - but to summarise: on every metric you can think of, Blackberry is the most popular smartphone.

But theres a big caveat there, its only popular because its been a business standard for many years before the iphone, and business is slow to change. They would have policy and procedure and servers etc in for blackberrys so why change.

the other problem is that you can do too much on the iphone, and you cant lock it down through a central server, like BES.

Its like saying bigpond is the best ISP because they have the most users.

Its like saying bigpond is the best ISP because they have the most users.

Well yes that was my point, but didn't you just say iPhone was the best because it has the most users?

Well yes that was my point, but didn't you just say iPhone was the best because it has the most users?

I didnt say it had the most users, but you'd have to agree that the iphone is more, i'm not sure what the best word is, more popular? as in you dont see people talking about blackberry in the same way as they talk about the iphone.

Eg, if you asked most people what phone they would prefer, a blackberry or an iphone, im pretty sure most people would say an iphone.

`VIPER` "consumer smartphone"?

`VIPER` "consumer smartphone"?

well yeah, but saying that the iphone is far superior to any blackberry ive used for doing business type things, so I would say its a better business phone too, and most people would prefer a iphone over a blackberry for business use, its just that in alot of companys that blackberry is the standard platform.

326 PPI is awesome.

http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/9389/img0015q.jpg

I bought an iPhone 4 today and 3 of us at work tried the whole "death grip" thing and managed to make it drop one bar after holding it cupped in two hands around every edge.

So far the reception has been fantastic on telstra

just thought Id share that

how did you go with holding it only on the one edge? The bottom left amirite?

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_7wd12zq5Tos/SsPZ0fqTVUI/AAAAAAAABZk/0U1JB8HU_pM/s400/Freemason.jpg

Coincidence with the App store icon pictured above? I THINK NOT!

how did you go with holding it only on the one edge? The bottom left amirite?

Just tried it then. Held it for 2 mins (very awkwardly I may add) and it didnt drop a bar. It was already on 4 bars and it didnt change.

wtf 3dee. that is gorgeous. ahh September...

Why september?

Lock screen = rad.

http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/1003/img0005vq.th.jpg

I bought an iPhone 4 today and 3 of us at work tried the whole "death grip" thing and managed to make it drop one bar after holding it cupped in two hands around every edge.

My desire loses intertoobs depending how I cup it whilst sitting on the can splashing for cash.

Lock screen = rad.

What a waste of space.

http://nathanosullivan.com/android-lockscreen.png

nathan, did you root your device to get that or is that android 1.6 or?

326 PPI is awesome.

looks really nice tbh. but ur missin out on widgets!

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nathan, did you root your device to get that or is that android 1.6 or?

Its called "WidgetLocker" on the marketplace, costs $1.99 and doesn't require root. I'm running 2.2, but it works on 2.1 as well. As you might guess from the name, its a replacement lockscreen that lets you stick any of your installed widgets on the lockscreen.

The messages widget is from the "Handcent SMS" application - the up/down arrow actually work right on the lockscreen which is great, can quickly flick through messages. The time+date widget and weather widget are from the stock install. The fish in the background are from the animated "Aquarium Live Wallpaper" application.

looks really nice tbh

Yeh definitely, LG did a great job on the iPhone screen. From what I've read the Android 2.x series simply doesn't support higher than 800x480 which is why we haven't seen any movement in resolution on Android phones. Android 3.0 is expected to address this in October with support for 1280x720 displays. I suppose we'll start seeing actual hardware ship early next year.

Thanks Nathan, I'll check it out. Handcent is great - there's nothing better than the 'quick reply' ability (for others, it pops up the sms to reply while your phone is locked).

Edit: Along with other functionality too.

So I've received two calls on my 4g (it's been off for 24 hours while the bodyguardz dries) and the first call dropped out after barely two minutes. I looked at my hand and I was holding it with my right hand fingers gripping across the left gap.

Nathan, are you aware of an app that replaces the Android 2.1 'slide down' unlock function (apart from Lock 2.0)? It's quite frustrating that it can unlock itself.

edit: I guess there is no point to a thin phone when you need a bumper :<

edit2: Don't worry - Widgetlocker does what I need :)

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Nathan, are you aware of an app that replaces the Android 2.1 'slide down' unlock function (apart from Lock 2.0)?

I think perhaps you're referring to some part of HTC's Sense UI? I dont have a Desire. As far as I can tell, I do not see any way with WidgetLocker to slide down to unlock.

Sorry - I got confused. I hate the slide down ><

So I've received two calls on my 4g (it's been off for 24 hours while the bodyguardz dries) and the first call dropped out after barely two minutes. I looked at my hand and I was holding it with my right hand fingers gripping across the left gap.

Ah oh that't not good :/ This is what I was worrying about the new iPhone...... Is it a consistent thing? Or maybe you're in a bad reception area?. Cause I'm need to decide what I need to get for my mum soon...

I've never had problems sitting at my PC and talking on my phone (3g) before, which is where it happened.

When looking at it now (sitting at my desk where I got the dropped call) it has 3 bars when held up or on my desk and and 2 bars when on my desk near my speakers (out of 5). I'm pretty sure the 3G reported full bars in here always - no way to check now my old sim doesn't work.

I think perhaps you're referring to some part of HTC's Sense UI? I dont have a Desire. As far as I can tell, I do not see any way with WidgetLocker to slide down to unlock.

hmm, i found an option under look & feel > slider

How did you remove camera & the blank item opposite it from your lock screen?

Telstra messed up my data pack. They gave me the original 500MB pack instead of the 50% discounted 1GB. Heads be rollin'!

Lets get a few things straight the iPhone 4 is not leading the market in phone OS development the first version of android came out with folders and its taken iphone this long just to get that functionality in ios4. iPhone 4 still doesn't have widgets thats easily my favorite feature in my phone.

The only think Apple has going for it is its warranty imho. My HTC has been in the shop for over 1 1/2 months so i doubt ill be getting another one. Optus advised me they are going to credit me back the money i pay for each month the phone is getting repaired.

I was thinkin bout getting Apple iphone 4 but after seeing the antenna issues on youtube i aint going to now. Its important to consider when your buying a phone its not just about the OS but the manufacturer as well, i wont get another HTC but ill will probably get a Motorola as my old Razr has been a absolute life saver in the past 5 years when other newer phones are failing.

My HTC first had no bluetooth out of the box, took it back same day and got a replacement, within 6 months speaker had died, now its 12 months as wireless is dead. I'm lucky i got an extended warranty make sure you do the same if your getting HTC.

WOrked it out - change the slider layout. I've actually disabled the slider and now with 'easy wake' I press teh optical button twice and it unlocks my phone :D

Lets get a few things straight the iPhone 4 is not leading the market in phone OS development the first version of android came out with folders and its taken iphone this long just to get that functionality in ios4. iPhone 4 still doesn't have widgets thats easily my favorite feature in my phone.

I had folders on my 3g running pre 3.0 with an app (non store app don't give me the "but you had to jailbrakeeeeeeeeeee shouldn't neeed to" crap, I need to root my Android to have it do things I want also).

RE the HTC warranty, the new ones come with 24 months I believe. I'm not really happy with HTC either, if I get another android I'll be looking elsewhere.

I phoned Optus and they've stopped being dicks with their new plans and won't charge to tether.

Reasons I did not get a desire after trying it for 3 weeks

* From what I have read it is the only platform that does not require approval or testing to be published to the market place, leading to the crappy ad filled apps I saw

* Speakers were very tinny and rather staticy at large volumes

* Very difficult to read in daylight, which was really frustrating.

* Battery life was average, I did expect more

* My experiance setting up exchange was quite painful but eventually got there but had outgoing issues for a while that no one could solve.

* It was almost....TOO customizable, for me personally I couldnt give a s*** about half the customizations.

Just saying, while the iPhone 4 is not perfect, neither is the desire and Android

Apple doesn't let through information stealing "photo" apps to millions of users.

From what I have read it is the only platform that does not require approval or testing to be published to the market place, leading to the crappy ad filled apps I saw

this may be the case, but all the apps ive installed are recommended by forum users/websites, i don't just casually download random apps from the market place (as you probably don't download random exe files from the internet ;) )

Yes, but your PC has AV and firewall to warn you when any app starts doing stuff it shouldn't. A phone with untested apps is going to need the same as well. Damn, I may have just solved my own personal iPhone or HTC Desire dilemma.

Tried the death grip last night on the iPhone 4 and on Telstra you can see it happen in front of you so it's not all bs, whether ot not you get dropped calls is another thing. In two minds now.

How are you holding it ? As I said I only dropped 1 bar so I would like to try and replicate it

Apple doesn't let through information stealing "photo" apps to millions of users.

Was that sarcasm or are you forgetting that app that uploaded peoples photos to the interwebs for online storage and then proceeded to have a total lack of security so anyone could view your personal pics.

But yeah it's hard to really separate Android from HTC at the moment which is a shame since HTC is the worst phone manufacturer on the market. The Android platform on Motorolla and Sony phones doesn't get as much press because they aren't releasing a new version every 5 minutes which is probably what helps to contribute to them making quality devices. Before HTC started shipping with Android no one in their right mind would touch them.

Actually when you think about it Android fits well with HTC since a HTC phone has a life expectancy of about 6 months it coincides nicely with Android OS updates.

since HTC is the worst phone manufacturer on the market.

you don't know a lot about the HTC history.

remember O2? imate? other smart phones like that? that was all HTC

I still have a few old HTC phones here still going strong, there is nothing wrong with them at all.

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Apple doesn't let through information stealing "photo" apps to millions of users.

Apple reviewers are not magic, nor do they have any specific policy guarding your privacy? I'm not sure why you quoted "photo"; you are referring to one of many real applications that have hidden behaviour that can upload your information - ie, spyware. Often this is done under the guise of targetted advertising.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100728/ap_on_re_us/us_tec_techbit_apps_privacy

"Lookout found that nearly a quarter of the iPhone apps and almost half the Android apps contained software code that contained those capabilities."

A phone with untested apps is going to need the same as well.

Android is actually far better than your PC's anti-virus software and Apple's model, because during install it will tell you exactly what capabilities the software has. Does your wallpaper application want permission to read your SMS? Then dont install it.

Neither Apple nor Google have strict rules about what information applications can read from your phone that I know of, but at least on Android you are told exactly what each application has permission to do on your phone.

Tried the death grip last night on the iPhone 4 and on Telstra you can see it happen in front of you so it's not all bs, whether ot not you get dropped calls is another thing. In two minds now.

From what I've read its been well established overseas that the iphone4 "death grip" will reduce signal strength by 20dB; whether that actually causes problems depends on the signal strength in your location. If you have less than 4 bars, it will probably drop the call.

If you have less than 4 bars, it will probably drop the call.

Found this site quite interesting: http://www.metalev.org/2010/07/android-vs-iphone-4-signal-strength.html

Not sure how it works though... cause I often when I talk on my phone there are only one or two bars.

I downsized 1080p Star Trek to 960x400 (1:1 resolution) and the picture is pixel perfect and crystal clear. I can barely make out the details.

Will this antenna issue be fixed in the near future or are apple planning on selling these things as they are till iphone "5"???

since HTC is the worst phone manufacturer on the market.

I'd second this, atleast for the Desire. I'm loving the OS and whatnot but the phone is starting to give me the s***s. Crashes, takes ages to pickup wifi and 3G, headphone out is s***, loudspeaker is worse then my programmable casio calculator in school 15 years ago, can't view the screen outdoors etc etc.

How are you holding it ? As I said I only dropped 1 bar so I would like to try and replicate it

I was holding it with all 5 fingers just spread evenly around the phone and abit in my palm, hard to explain, how you normally would hold the phone :) I cupped it and even held it tight near the split area on the left hand side and I was watching the signal bars drop. You let it go and it starts to come back.

Thought I'd give a heads-up to those considering switching or re-contracting with Telstra.

IPHONE 4: Telstra bumping plans to 6GB

So basically you can swap out the data on the plan for a browsing pack of your choice and pay only 50% - great for those wanting to go on a lower priced cap, but get a much higher data cap for not much more.

I'm tempted myself, but I think I'll go for the $49 Business Cap Plan which has $400 worth of calls and text plus 200MB of data (extra 1Gb data free every month for length of contract if you sign up before August 31st!!!). The handset is $149 upfront for the 16GB iPhone 4 or $299 for the 32GB.

Charlie - that's pretty odd, I haven't had any of those problems with my desire? Hasn't crashed once, wifi turns on when I walk in the door at home, 3G turns on as soon as i touch the widget (maybe a half second delay), headphones have worked perfectly, loudspeaker works (it isn't great, but who the hell uses loudspeaker anyway) and my screen is viewable outdoors on max brightness, sure it's a bit reflective but if you can't view the screen outside at all you are doing it wrong.

anyway, the iPhone 4 sure is sexy, and I was looking at it too, but decided to try the android thing this time around!

Pretty sweet deal on data Mr.Bumpy, anyone know if the 50% off data is restricted to iPhones ?

Hrmm
I'm looking at getting a new phone, currently on a blackberry storm (work phone :E) but I'll be getting a new one soon! I get to pick whatever phone I want including the iphone 4.

So many good new phones now :O

How the hell could you juice 6gig in a month on an iPhone??

How the hell could you juice 6gig in a month on an iPhone??

People who tether...

Or you could just stream a lot of music / video

stupid question, but can't you buy the iphone 4 online with Telstra? I went to the site and couldn't see it, but I probably missed it.

No you can't, store only at the moment

How the hell could you juice 6gig in a month on an iPhone??

People who tether...

Given the speeds, I would have thought using 6gig is even a stretch when tethering regularly???

Or you could just stream a lot of music / video

That's a LOT of streaming, especially considering some sites like YouTube don't count... If streaming audio at 128kbps, my calculations (which could be wrong) work out that you need to stream almost 4 hours of audio per day seven days a week to hit 6gig... which seems strange, considering you'd be using an mp3 player to do it.

stupid question, but can't you buy the iphone 4 online with Telstra? I went to the site and couldn't see it, but I probably missed it.

Apparently if you buy online with Optus you get the first two months of the plan for free.

Yeah, and a crap network to boot

Given the speeds, I would have thought using 6gig is even a stretch when tethering regularly???

I was downloading tethered at around 280kb/s today ,easy to chew threw it :)

6GB on a laptop ain't hard.

I've seen 500KB/sec Tethered

You can chew THROUGH it

I was smashing over 5mbps on the train on my iPhone the other day on the SpeedTest app.

So yeah 3 hours Billy :)

s*** I just hit 2mbit up !

s*** I just hit 2mbit up !

Whoah, that's faster than my iPrimus Kahuna Plus ADSL2 connection, which maxes out at 512k upload.

I've seen 500KB/sec Tethered

I had my android wifi hotspot on and my mate used his iphone and speedtested at 1200kb/s, optus network!