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5:54 am
December 6, 2010
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nester02
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My 3G data speeds are pretty fast! Please share your results.
 
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11:27 am
December 6, 2010
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dennismiller
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11:34 am
December 6, 2010
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andreww
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Your speed: 808.081 Kbps
Your latency: 0.558 seconds
Transferred 100 KB in 0.99 seconds
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3:48 pm
December 15, 2010
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pathfinder35
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speed: 762
latency: .437 seconds
Transferred 100 KB in 1.05 seconds
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11:58 pm
December 21, 2010
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Bax
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2:15 am
December 22, 2010
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springbok
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702 and then i did a retest and got 2000 ?? then another retest and 2005. i think something is wrong. i shall go with the first figure 
i did this on my dekstop mac too, and 800, then 3700 then 4700.
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11:45 am
December 22, 2010
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andreww
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Hmm, not totally unbelievable. Rogers is in the midst of rolling out its HSPA+ network (basically a faster replacement for 3G) across Canada. With 3G, speeds maxed out at 720 kbps, but the new HSPA+ network has a top speed of 2,100 kbps. Tested this morning on the train in to work and got a score of 1025.641 Kbps!
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