Even if there's just 10 users who use a platform, if the Vodafone network believe they can support OSX as a platform for their devices to work on, they should get a bloody move on and fix it. This is ridiculous.
Still, another alternative ... spare mobile + Bluetooth + Modem Script.
Where I live, the exchange is 4.9KM away and i'm on the boundary of Sheffield.
The max speed I get is 1.1MBit a sec and BT say I should get 2, although i'm on Sky and the max they can thrown down the line is 1.4 and it falls over all the time.
So, besides waiting for FTTC, I get the feeling the area which I live in is going to have slow ADSL for a while to come, with no choice as we get hardly any 3G signal and no cable.
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Mike Fox
Unbelievable. → #
Posted Thursday 10th September 2009 15:33 GMT
In Vodafone pledges fix for Snow Leopard 3G modem woes
Even if there's just 10 users who use a platform, if the Vodafone network believe they can support OSX as a platform for their devices to work on, they should get a bloody move on and fix it. This is ridiculous.
Still, another alternative ... spare mobile + Bluetooth + Modem Script.
Mike Fox
Hm. Average of what? → #
Posted Tuesday 28th July 2009 08:45 GMT
In Average UK broadband just over half advertised speed
Where I live, the exchange is 4.9KM away and i'm on the boundary of Sheffield.
The max speed I get is 1.1MBit a sec and BT say I should get 2, although i'm on Sky and the max they can thrown down the line is 1.4 and it falls over all the time.
So, besides waiting for FTTC, I get the feeling the area which I live in is going to have slow ADSL for a while to come, with no choice as we get hardly any 3G signal and no cable.