You are not logged in to Prodigits. Please
|
@sunando | |
|
Is there any way to chk gprs speed of my service provider ?? |
||
|
35
Replies
3097
Views
0 Favourites
|
||
Page #: 1/4 |  
|
|
@proton | 6 July 09 |
|
Download using UCweb....and the speed you'll get is your downloading and surfing speed
|
||
|
|
@proton | 6 July 09 |
|
Download using UCweb....and the speed you'll get is your downloading and surfing speed
|
||
|
|
@sunando | 6 July 09 |
|
Watz Ucweb ??
|
||
|
@sbrtpand | 6 July 09 |
|
Mainly,Its a download managing web browser b8 it has many more features.if u want more then search google or yahoo.
|
||
|
|
@sunando | 7 July 09 |
|
Web browser ?? Isnt opera the best 1 around.....and wats gprs speed got to do with web browsers :O
|
||
|
@kartadam | 7 July 09 |
|
Speed depends on network n file size so its inconsistent ther r many online sites for gprs speed test
|
||
|
@sonicbom | 7 July 09 |
|
But they r cr*p too... But what's need to know the speed.. Curiosity kills the cat ! .... GPRS theoritically gives 35kb/s but practically gives not more than 18kb/s. Edge gives 115kb/s theoritically but practically gives not more than 32kb/s ... These speed depends upon the network congestion climate type of phone etc etc...
|
||
|
|
@sunando | 7 July 09 |
|
Hmm
|
||
|
|
@sunando | 7 July 09 |
|
I dint know gprs speed depends on climate...... So i suppose we get a faster speed in a bright and a sunny day :D
|
||
|
@jupiter2 | 7 July 09 |
|
Just stand right under the BTS tower of ur provider and you will get over 200 kbps speed with EDGE connection...............
|
||
|
|
