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Have you noticed that China Unicom's Internet speed is faster today? It used to be 1k/s when I downloaded things, but it turned out to be 8k/s when I downloaded today! Browsing the web is also significantly faster. Has this happened to anyone? (I am from Jiangxi) By the way, what is the difference between G and E that appear when surfing the Internet? It keeps changing lately
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Mobile Users 2011-6-8 11:37 Upload/Download Attachment (26.29 KB) 2011-6-8 11:37 Upload/Download Attachment (22.75 KB) The network icons on mobile phones are these three: 'G, E, H' G: Full name: GPRS The theoretical peak transmission speed is 114 Kbps, which is an early wireless network transmission method. E: Full name: EDGE The peak transmission speed can reach 384 Kbps, currently the more mainstream wireless network transmission method. T: Full name: TD-SCDMA The technology is currently in the early stages; the current versions are R4/R5/R6/R7. R7's theoretical peak download speed can reach 12M. However, the version in use now is R4, with a theoretical download speed of 378.2 KB/s, which is still relatively small, but since it is China's state-owned intellectual property, it is still worth supporting. When your phone signal is unstable, it switches among these three bands, ensuring your basic phone call needs. Unicom Users For Unicom users, there are only two types, 'G' and 'H' G is the same as for Mobile, but due to fewer base stations, Unicom's 2G network is quite slow... H: Full name: HSDPA Its theoretical download speed can reach. Does Unicom have e?
The explanation on the 8th floor is correct... passing by on the mobile E network, personally 35~80k/s. It's already very fast.
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