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19th January 2003, 03:38 PM
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dated before January 19th 2003
Subject: Better then 19kbs?
From: yianni
Date: 19 Dec, 2002 20:24:59
Is there any way to make the gprs work better, on att, mine only
getts 19kbs, but if i use a t68i and my other pocket pc i get
about 43, what can i do?
Subject: gprs
From: FintonK
Date: 06 Jan, 2003 12:31:58
No, don't worry - this is only a slight bug in PPC2002 PE, the
data speed will always revert back to 19,000 but this does not
affect the GPRS speed. The XDA was a standard 3+1 device (3
14.4k GPRS timeslots down + 1 14k timeslot up) like Nokia GPRS
mobiles and your T68i. Download RS 4.14 from www.o2.ie and it
will be upgraded to a 4+1 device - even faster than your T68i
:) :wink:
Subject: More...
From: FintonK
Date: 06 Jan, 2003 12:35:59
Just to add a bit more to my last post (above)
It is the radio software that negotiates the GPRS connection
speed with the network, not the (slightly buggy) Microsoft Phone
Edition that displays the 19,000
happyone80@o2.ie
dated before January 19th 2003
Subject: Better then 19kbs?
From: yianni
Date: 19 Dec, 2002 20:24:59
Is there any way to make the gprs work better, on att, mine only
getts 19kbs, but if i use a t68i and my other pocket pc i get
about 43, what can i do?
Subject: gprs
From: FintonK
Date: 06 Jan, 2003 12:31:58
No, don't worry - this is only a slight bug in PPC2002 PE, the
data speed will always revert back to 19,000 but this does not
affect the GPRS speed. The XDA was a standard 3+1 device (3
14.4k GPRS timeslots down + 1 14k timeslot up) like Nokia GPRS
mobiles and your T68i. Download RS 4.14 from www.o2.ie and it
will be upgraded to a 4+1 device - even faster than your T68i
:) :wink:
Subject: More...
From: FintonK
Date: 06 Jan, 2003 12:35:59
Just to add a bit more to my last post (above)
It is the radio software that negotiates the GPRS connection
speed with the network, not the (slightly buggy) Microsoft Phone
Edition that displays the 19,000
happyone80@o2.ie