I tried to use my SGS as a Wlan-N stick because my PCs WiFi-Card only support Wlan b/g. The g-standard have a shorter range (40 meters) than the n-standard (70 meters) so I thought that you will get a better Ping/Speed with it.
But when I tried to do it I get only a download-speed of 289 kbit/s. With the other card I get a speed of 24 Mbit/s.
So my question is why am I getting a lower speed with Wlan-N if I use USB-tethering?
Can it be like that because I use the JPA-WiFi-driver on my JPX?
Thx for the answers and a happy new year ;-)
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I bought a used SGS from a friend best shape.
Then I upgraded it to rev B 2.3.3 and wantes to see the score in Quadrant.
The score was little 938 but at System information i got
Current freq: 400MHz
Any idea why?
A wizard did it
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The S stands for Smart and that describes the type of user the phone is marketed towards. If the user isn't smart then it will result it ID 10 T errors.
wow your phone is very special!
mine only runs at a max of 1000mhz
i would not do any more that 88 miles an hour with the phone close as you may go back to the future.....
I guess he meant 400Mhz...
Try a second time and you will probably get different current freq.
100 - 1000 on a stock kernel.
Some devs. implement overclocking in the kernel,
but 4000 MHz sound like somewhat outside the range.
Please correct the subject as OP if this is the case.
...and even better: Read, read and read again in Q&A and Development
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if it would run un 4000 mhz then
-your battery would be empty within 10 minutes
-probably your house would have been burned down already
Miker2210 said:
I bought a used SGS from a friend best shape.
Then I upgraded it to rev B 2.3.3 and wantes to see the score in Quadrant.
The score was little 938 but at System information i got
Current freq: 400MHz
Any idea why?
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He propably meant 400MHz .
No way a mobil phone can hit the 4GHz.
It's normal your sgs is running at 400MHz.
It only does 1000MHz when you need it.
Please don't make threads that don't make sense (except the milky galaxy thread, that one is very funny).
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phone underclock the cpu to save battry when no hard work is needed
scorpeeon said:
if it would run un 4000 mhz then
-your battery would be empty within 10 minutes
-probably your house would have been burned down already
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+1
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Any use of this?
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwi...=toDownloadFile&flay=software&softid=NDU5NTk=
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that's not for u9000 but for u8815.
chrillefr said:
Any use of this?
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwi...=toDownloadFile&flay=software&softid=NDU5NTk=
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I know, but there are wizards around this place making magic out of nothing ...
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chrillefr said:
I know, but there are wizards around this place making magic out of nothing ...
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Still, very close in hardware:
Datasheet+Views: 9268 views since addition of datasheet (March 04, 2012)
Datasheet-State: Preliminary specifications
Releaseate: March, 2012
Project-Codename: Huawei U8815
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Dimensions: 63 x 122.5 x 10.5 millimetres
Mass: 140 grams (battery included)
Software_Environment
Embedded_Operating_System: Google Android 2.3.6
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Microprocessor,;Chipset
CPU+Clock: 1000 MHz
CPU: Qualcomm MSM7227A
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Memory,;Storage;capacity
RAM-capacity: 512 MiB (accessible: 393 MiB)
ROM-capacity: 3.7 GiB (accessible: 2.4 GiB)
Display
Display:Type: Supported
Displayiagonal: 4 "
Display-Resolution: 480 x 800
Sound
Microphone(s): stereo
Loudspeaker(s): mono
Audio:Output: 3.5mm
Cellular;Phone
Cellular;Networks: GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS900 (B8), UMTS2100 (B1)
Cellular-Data-Links: GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA
Call-Alert: 64 -chord melody
Vibrating_Alert: Supported
Speakerphone-: Supported
Control_Peripherals
Positioning_Device: Multi-touch screen
Primary+Keyboard: Not supported
Directional-Pad: Not supported
Scroll_Wheel: Not supported
Interfaces
Expansion_Slots: microSD, microSDHC, TransFlash
USB: USB 2.0 client, 480Mbit/s
micro-USB
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Wireless_LAN: 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n
Infrared_Gate: Not supported
Multimedia;Telecommunication
Analog_Radio;Receiver: FM radio (76-90MHz) with RDS
Digital+Media-Broadcast+Tuner: Not supported
Satellite;Navigation
Built-in;GPS;module: Supported
Complementary_GPS_Services: Assisted GPS, QuickGPS, Geotagging
Built-in+Digital_Camera
Main+Camera: 5 MP
Autofocus-(AF): Supported
Optical_Zoom: 1 x
Macro:Mode: Supported
Built-in_Flash: mobile light (LED)
Additionaletails
Built-in_accelerometer: Supported
Battery: removable
Battery;Capacity: 1500 mAh
Hello,
can anyone tell me what is the connection speed using 802.11ac ?
i know that on GN with wifi n you cannot exceed 65mbs and i hope HTC doesn't limit the ac to a speed lower than 900mbs.
Thank you!
Damn, you're talking about 900mbps? I've got a connection of only 21 mbps
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802.11ac is only as fast as your router and the speeds you get from your provider, and as far as I know, no provider offers 900mbps connections. I have xfinity 105 mbps package and the wifi on my iphone 5 averages 50 mbps
ross1998 said:
802.11ac is only as fast as your router and the speeds you get from your provider, and as far as I know, no provider offers 900mbps connections. I have xfinity 105 mbps package and the wifi on my iphone 5 averages 50 mbps
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this is not entirely true.
google fiber has 1Gb internet solution but this is not what I'm trying to find out.
I want to know the connection speed showed in settings under wifi when you are connected to a 802.11ac router.
433Mbit/sec is the theoretical maximum for the HTC One
Source: https://twitter.com/nerdtalker/status/311231629559484417/photo/1
VeixES said:
433Mbit/sec is the theoretical maximum for the HTC One
Source: https://twitter.com/nerdtalker/status/311231629559484417/photo/1
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thank you very much!
its less than I expected but for a phone I think that's enough
sebastian17ro said:
thank you very much!
its less than I expected but for a phone I think that's enough
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Pardon by am I really intrigued by your question Do you by chance have the capacity to peak out the maximum limit of the wifi ac?
Riyal said:
Pardon by am I really intrigued by your question Do you by chance have the capacity to peak out the maximum limit of the wifi ac?
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yes, i can use all the bandwidth from a 802.11ac and the simplest example is file sharing.
also you are not limited to 1 process so you can simultaneously do file sharing, video streaming, download, upload etc.
I am finding that the HTC One refuses to connect to my Asus RT-AC66U router. Unfortunately the AC standard being draft, I suspect its a compatibility issue. It seems to go into authentication, delay, then try again over and over.
In the end I had to connect on my 2.4GHz output instead for now.
jonstatt said:
I am finding that the HTC One refuses to connect to my Asus RT-AC66U router. Unfortunately the AC standard being draft, I suspect its a compatibility issue.
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Hope not that's the router u was looking at getting,
Ps if you or any one can post a screen shot showing the connection speed
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I'm finding that my One has a better connection to my VM SuperHub than my blasted PC does! Seems so bloody quick.
here it is:
Source: https://twitter.com/nerdtalker/statu...484417/photo/1
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here it is:
Source: https://twitter.com/nerdtalker/statu...484417/photo/1
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The link is not working.
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Here is my screenshot connected to VM Superhub, 30mb broadband.......
I got the phone working with my Asus RT-AC66U by updating to unofficial Beta firmware .352 on the Asus. I have a 38MB connection with BT Infinity, but I can't get higher than 31Meg with the speedtest on download on the One, but I do see 36.5 from a PC so for some reason I am not quite maxing out.
jonstatt said:
I got the phone working with my Asus RT-AC66U by updating to unofficial Beta firmware .352 on the Asus. I have a 38MB connection with BT Infinity, but I can't get higher than 31Meg with the speedtest on download on the One, but I do see 36.5 from a PC so for some reason I am not quite maxing out.
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you might be limited due to write speed on phone's memory card.
can you transfer trough ftp from your pc to the phone a large file and monitor the transfer speed?
br
sebastian17ro said:
you might be limited due to write speed on phone's memory card.
can you transfer trough ftp from your pc to the phone a large file and monitor the transfer speed?
br
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It's not that,
I an able to hit 40+ on wireless N
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46Mbps has been the max so far,
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Steven_belfast said:
46Mbps has been the max so far
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can you transfer some files from PC to ONE through wifi ac and monitor the transfer speed?
I know the connection speed with the Asus rt-ac66u is 433Mbs (54 MBs) and now I'm curious about the write limitation on internal memory
thanks
sebastian17ro said:
can you transfer some files from PC to ONE through wifi ac and monitor the transfer speed?
I know the connection speed with the Asus rt-ac66u is 433Mbs (54 MBs) and now I'm curious about the write limitation on internal memory
thanks
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I would if I had an ac router.
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Anyone know what WiFi hardware is in the HTC One???
The reason I want to know, is because it doesn't seem like it supports "channel bonding" (40Mhz Channel) on 2.4 or 5 Ghz band.
Any technical specs would be much appreciated.
BCM4335
http://www.broadcom.com/press/release.php?id=s742791
Thanks BenPope
Supports 20, 40, and 80 MHz channels with optional SGI (256 QAM modulation)
It says it does but when I connect and use WiFi analyzer ... It only shows in one channel...
Anyone have any ideas....
Maybe false advertisements?
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