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Not my experience! (SF Bay Area)I had Verizon until about a year ago, and got a max download speed of aproximately 1 Mpbs.With AT&T/HSDPA, depending on location and time of day, I can get well over 2 Mbps. (Both on my previous Motorola RAZR v3xx and my current Nokia N95).One of my coworkers, using Sprint, will also get speeds up to around 2 Mbps.In either case, the real world speeds of all these carriers are well below their theoretical limits (3.6 Mbps, 7.2 Mbps..)
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Tor Slettnes @ Apr 16th 2008 3:58PM
Not my experience! (SF Bay Area)
I had Verizon until about a year ago, and got a max download speed of aproximately 1 Mpbs.
With AT&T/HSDPA, depending on location and time of day, I can get well over 2 Mbps. (Both on my previous Motorola RAZR v3xx and my current Nokia N95).
One of my coworkers, using Sprint, will also get speeds up to around 2 Mbps.
In either case, the real world speeds of all these carriers are well below their theoretical limits (3.6 Mbps, 7.2 Mbps..)