I used the "Xtremelabs Speedtest" app three times in succession, with a two minute break between each test. I did not restart the app or the phone. The battery had plenty of power. The phone is an HTC Magic running the "as-sold" version of Android. I sat in the same place and held the phone the same way for all tests.
The sample is small and proves nothing about either network, except perhaps 3G speeds are pretty good, though variable. Telecom does seem to be consistently "half-speed" on the upward leg. I saw the same thing last night when I was doing speed tests. That may be a function of distance to the nearest tower. I'm assuming it's easier for the phone to "hear" the tower than it is for the tower to "hear" the phone.
The Vodafone tests were done between 20:11 and 20:18 and the Vodafone results were as follows:
- Max down: 1229.0Kbps / Avg down: 1152.1Kbps
Max up: 273.8Kbps / Avg up: 273.6Kbps - Max down: 806.1Kbps / Avg down: 795.4Kbps
Max up: 294.8Kbps / Avg up: 255.6Kbps - Max down: 885.7Kbps / Avg down: 804.9Kbps
Max up: 310.3Kbps / Avg up: 309.2Kbps
Telecom XT network tests were between 20:26 and 20:32. Here are the Telecom XT results.
- Max down: 1455.5Kbps / Avg down: 1447.2Kbps
Max up: 139.2Kbps / Avg up: 156.6Kbps - Max down: 1360.1Kbps / Avg down: 1212.3Kbps
Max up: 150.7Kbps / Avg up: 142.5Kbps - Max down: 885.4Kbps / Avg down: 580.4Kbps
Max up: 154.9Kbps / Avg up: 113.6Kbps
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