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anonymous - 2014-03-11 17:06
What is the date of this article? Are these speeds actually current?
Those FAQs are being updated periodically. The speeds are just approximations of what real-life speeds you should expect, they also vary widely depending on how strong the signal is, how congested the current cell is, what frequencies and carrier is being used at your location, etc.
As far as I know this is outdated.
HSPA can now reach 42Mbps while LTE can go reach 100Mbps
the 4G speeds the above are referring too is 'double LTE' while normal LTE stays the same. standards do not change
The speeds you provided are exactly the theoretical speeds already stated above.
how long it will take to download a 6 MB MP3 file using each connection type:
3G- Edge- GPRS-
very good and very fast to used.
very good price
Speeds are in kilobits per second (or Megabits per second), so, to convert you'd have to use the following:
Let's take the EDGE speed of 120kbps as an example. For one minute we would download 120 kbps * 60seconds / 8 (8 bits in a byte, to convert to kilobytes). So, 120 * 60 / 8 = 900 Kilobytes per minute (0.9 Megabytes per minute), or it would take 6.7 minutes to download a 6 Megabytes mp3. Or you can use our bits/bytes conversion calculator: http://www.speedguide.net/conversion.php
For god sake just divide kilobites by 8 and you have kilobytes.
1 byte has 8 bits. so 1 megabyte has 8 megabits and so on. Just divide kilobits with 8 to get kilobytes.
That's what was deployed, 3g HSPA can do speeds up to 600 mbps 4g LTE can do over 1Gbps and Nokia is testing 5g at 19Gbps.
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