...la velocidad de transferencia de tu red en el iPhone/iPod/iPad. Gratis: http://t.co/k211gRLB... Read More

You’ve probably heard that AT&T has starting throttling data speeds for customers who tether their mobile Internet connection. If you think you may be in the “affected group,” you should call AT&T and ask them what’s happening. Before doing so, make sure to know what you’re talking about… Install a free application called Speedtest.net Mobile Speed Test and use it to measure the mobile Internet connection speeds: Now before you call AT&T (or whichever operator you happen to use), you should know that your mobile connection can vary dramatically. Try starting Speedtest.net for few times during couple of days before yelling at your carrier’s representative. Speedtest.net Mobile Speed Test (FREE) [iTunes link] Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next logical thing to do. He thinks Read More

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自分のインターネットのスピードを確認する時、http://Speedtest.net/ かhttp://speakeasy.net/speedtest/ですぐに分かります� Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Sunday, Jul 25, 2010 | A bunch of readers are telling us AT&T and Alcatel Lucent have fixed the issues with HSUPA (high speed uploads) and their iPhone 4′s a positively racing up the information superhighway again. Not everyone in every place seems so lucky, however, as our good friend @TCPJ_Mickey, still seems to be chugging along sub-100 in Arizona. You know what this means, right? Speed test! We use speedtest.net’s app [iTunes link] but whatever your choice of measure, post where you are and what your upload speeds look like today and we’ll see if we can figure out if AT&T really is giving more Mbps in more places. [Thanks to everyone who sent this in, sorry to Mickey!] Read More

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The MacRumors forums are abuzz with users comparing their recent upload speeds. TUAW reader Becca Holmes tipped us that iPhone users are experiencing uploads that appear to be capped at 100 kbps rather than the 1.6mbps that was a previous norm. Users have been comparing rates captured with tools like Speedtest.net's Speed Test to put concrete numbers on perceived performance drops -- and it looks like that drop is huge, compared to the way things were just a week or two ago. According to the thread, affected cities include: NYC, Central Jersey, Boston, Orlando, Seattle, South Jersey/Philly, Columbus, Cleveland, West Houston, Phoenix, Northern Colorado, St. Paul/Minnesota, Suffolk County/Long Island, Quad Cities, South Jersey, Denver, Detroit Metro, and Cincinnati.Upload speeds affect your ability to send picture- and video-email over 3G, as well as to upload any kind of bandwidth-hungry data using your 3G connection. TUAW gave the test a spin in Denver, Read More

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By Rene Ritchie, Saturday, May 29, 2010 | What kind of upload and download speeds are you getting on your iPad Wi-Fi + 3G? Apple included an HSPA 7.2 3G radio on the iPad 3G, so if you’re on an HSPA+ 21 network like Bell/Telus you won’t approach that face-peeling velocity, and in the real world where you’re not sitting on top of your own cell tower in a test lab, you probably won’t hit 7.2 either, but we’re curious to know what kind of performance you do get. So far, on Rogers Canada, I’m getting close to 4mb/s as measured by the SpeedTest.net app [iTunes link], which is pretty much the same as I get on the similarly equipped iPhone 3GS. Let us know where you are, which carrier you’re on, and what data speed you’re getting. Read More

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You may remember that Verizon started running ads a while ago showing AT&T's anemic 3G coverage map. AT&T responded by saying "Our coverage includes 97% of the country!" In the small print on Verizon's ads they make it clear that AT&T does have coverage outside of 3G. In the small print on AT&T's ads they make it clear 3G isn't available everywhere. What kind of difference does 3G really make? For American wireless users, the FCC is interested in knowing how fast your mobile broadband really is. The agency has released a free iPhone app, made by Ookla, who also made the free Speedtest.net Speed Test app for iPhone (there is also an Android version). In case you're concerned about your personal information ending up in the servers of the Feds, note the app disclaimer: "Results may be pooled to analyze the quality and coverage of mobile broadband connections across the Read More

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Como es habitual, os dejo un listado de juegos y algunas aplicaciones que están en oferta gratuita en la App Store, para que os entretengáis el fin de semana. Algunos como Uniwar, Mole o TimeLoop son muy recomendables por mi parte, así que aprovechad antes de que vuelvan a ser de pago. Read More

20 Feb 2010 alle 18:30 Sono stati rilasciati diversi aggiornamenti per applicazioni che abbiamo avuto modo di conoscere su iSpazio e quindi in questo nuovo appuntamento con iSpazio App Updates vediamo insieme quali sono le novità. . Un’ottima applicazione che vi permette di seguire direttamente dal vostro iPhone tutti i siti di informazione a cui siete sottoscritti tramite RSS. Un utile strumento che ci permetterà di verificare la velocità della connessione del nostro iPhone/iPod Touch. L’applicazione ufficiale di Google che permette di eseguire ricerche nel motore di ricerca, sfruttando diverse funzioni integrate. Un nuovo titolo ufficiale dedicato ai giochi olimpici invernali di Vancouver contenente tutti i loghi olimpici, le mascotte e cinque eventi da affrontare. Grazie a tutti per le segnalazioni Read More

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When it comes to mobile data connection the differences in rates depending on where you are and when you check are enormous. Nonetheless with all the fuss around AT&T’s network coverage and speed we would like you to tell us what is your true experience. Is the coverage really that bad? To find out about your connection speed, download the excellent speedtest.net app on your iPhone, make sure you’re on 3G and make a couple of measures. Then share your result with us! If you’re from outside the US tell us about it in the comments, it would be very interesting to see the differences in what you’re able to get around the globe. Read More

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Mit einer neuen Geräte-Generation werden gerne Vergleich zu dessen Vorgängern angestrebt. Jedoch liegt mir nichts ferner, als einen knochentrockener Benchmark-Test aufzulisten. Dafür hätte ich auch gar keine Geduld. Um den ‘gefühlten’ Geschwindigkeitsvorteil des iPhone 3G S jedoch ein wenig ins Bild zu rücken, hier ein kurzes Video, das iPhone Classic, iPhone 3G und 3G S (von links nach rechts) beim Starten von Webseiten und Applikationen zeigt. Weltbewegende Unterschiede was das Starten von Programmen angeht, sind in meinen Tests nicht zu Tage getreten. Bestimmte Games scheinen davon jedoch unterschiedlich zu profitieren. Beim häufig-verwendeten 3G war die Geschwindigkeit sogar oft marginal langsamer gegenüber dem Classic-Auslaufmodell. Daraufhin habe ich mein iPhone 3G einer kompletten Neuinstallation unterzogen. Am Ergebnis hat es – wie im Video zu sehen – nichts geändert. Als allgemeine Aussage möchte ich jedoch nicht den zweisekündige Programmstart-Vorteil des 3G S darstellen, sondern den grundsätzlichen Gewinn an einem ‘runderen’ Systemablauf. Ich hätte im Read More