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O2 / Vodafone 3g question

  • 14-09-2007 9:04pm
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    Have a Vodafone Usb modem, and at work, it's perfect, have Hsdpa speed, all happy. At home however, have only Gprs signal (5 bars) so it's slightly worse than dial up.
    When I put a vodafone sim into my Treo 750v phone at home, it denotes "G" 5 bars signal, which is Gprs only, but when I tried an O2 payg sim in the phone it shows "E" 2 bars.
    I presume "E" means edge, and was wondering if O2 edge is the same thing as Vodafone Gprs, or would it be faster.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 9 corepl


    Have a Vodafone Usb modem, and at work, it's perfect, have Hsdpa speed, all happy. At home however, have only Gprs signal (5 bars) so it's slightly worse than dial up.
    When I put a vodafone sim into my Treo 750v phone at home, it denotes "G" 5 bars signal, which is Gprs only, but when I tried an O2 payg sim in the phone it shows "E" 2 bars.
    I presume "E" means edge, and was wondering if O2 edge is the same thing as Vodafone Gprs, or would it be faster.

    with GPRS you'll get up to 80 kbit/s
    EDGE offers up to 236.8 kbit/s


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