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Jonnyw2k
post Jan 25 2010, 21:33
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I noticed when doing a speed test my internet seemed pretty slow on my phone and I remember a while ago that there was an option in your my t-mobile to disable the data cap rate, (I think it is set by default so people who don't use the internet on the phone much done slow everyone else down)

But anyway to remove it you just need to go to your my tmobile and disable it.

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post Jan 26 2010, 12:58
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QUOTE(Jonnyw2k @ Jan 25 2010, 21:33) *
I noticed when doing a speed test my internet seemed pretty slow on my phone and I remember a while ago that there was an option in your my t-mobile to disable the data cap rate, (I think it is set by default so people who don't use the internet on the phone much done slow everyone else down)

But anyway to remove it you just need to go to your my tmobile and disable it.

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Attached File  Tmobile.png ( 23K ) Number of downloads: 72


I've logged into my account online and "capped data rate" is currently unchecked. I presume this the setting I want?
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post Jan 26 2010, 19:47
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I think so smile.gif Do you get over 400k?
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post Jan 26 2010, 22:58
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QUOTE(Jonnyw2k @ Jan 26 2010, 19:47) *
I think so smile.gif Do you get over 400k?


what app do you use to check the data rate?


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post Jan 27 2010, 11:09
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On Android i use speedtest.net app from the market, which put me at 300k on HSDPA
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I use the speedtest.net app on my iPhone and get anywhere between 1100 and 2000k
300k sounds like you are getting 3G not HSDPA.


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QUOTE(Jonnyw2k @ Jan 25 2010, 21:33) *
I noticed when doing a speed test my internet seemed pretty slow on my phone and I remember a while ago that there was an option in your my t-mobile to disable the data cap rate, (I think it is set by default so people who don't use the internet on the phone much done slow everyone else down)

But anyway to remove it you just need to go to your my tmobile and disable it.

See attatchment
Attached File  Tmobile.png ( 23K ) Number of downloads: 72


According to other sources, this setting is to do with preventing people who pay for use (ie PAYG) from paying more than £1 per day (their new 'cost-capped' deal). I don't know if this is true though.

Any observations or insight from anyone who knows more?
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post Jan 31 2010, 08:12
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i would be interested to know more as i too am on a flext plan, have the capped data rate unchecked but also seem to get low speeds on my N-1.

The highest i've had on 3g is0.35Mbps D/l and 0.55Mbps u/l. in speedtest results tab it shows as NETWORK: cell.

I thought HSPDA could give me up to 7.2Mbps ?

any help is appreciated.
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