According to consulting firm Chetan Sharma and T-Mobile USA CTO Neville Ray, it appears that carrier's "4G" HSPA+42 users consume much more data than other T-Mobile smartphone users.
The average 4G user consumes 1.3GB per month, just about double the 760MB used by its total smartphone base, including slower HSPA+21 users.
In the U.S., only 30 percent of smartphone users consume over ... [ read the full article ]
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I use mobile data and I use quite a bit more than 1.3 gig in a month.
I also have a phone with H+ access and this seems quite interesting in terms of speed currently not working 100% but once the network is properly setup I'm sure it'll really download very fast.
Currently only getting speeds around 400kb/s but should be faster than that in a few weeks.
Originally posted by hearme0: Tmobile customers are "serious" data/voice users where schmucks using Verizon and Sprint are more often than not..........wannabe's
ATT may be an exception.
god,your such a valuable addition to this site.always ready to call others names.rarely actually contributing.i cant figure out if your just "like" 12 years old or just off your meds.
Using my mobile as a modem, I keep hitting T-Mobile's 10GB cap in under 30 days. I once hit the cap in 5 days, and was on the phone with them, and their "technician" for well over an hour, and they couldn't even figure out how I did that. Oh well, hop to get off these overnight shifts soon, and then maybe I won't keep hitting their 10GB cap.
