Vodafone has been first out of the blocks responding to our piece this morning about mobile broadband failing on OS X Snow Leopard. The network has just dropped us a line with a new link to an update it says will fix your dongle.
Vodafone has been first out of the blocks responding to our piece this morning about mobile broadband failing on OS X Snow Leopard. The network has just dropped us a line with a new link to an update it says will fix your dongle.
Vodafone is priming 14.4Mbps mobile broadband for all its UK 3G punters, after successfully trialling the super speedy solution in London, Liverpool and Birmingham. So what does it mean if you’re a Voda fan? Read on and we’ll tell you.
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Think of it as supercharged 3G, or the next generation of HSDPA. Vodafone is looking to push mobile broadband into the speed-o-sphere by trialling HDPA+, which uses multiple antennae in order to serve up download speeds of up to 16Mbps. That’s more than double the 7.2Mbps downloads Vodafone currently offers its mobile broadband customers.
Of course, this is just a trial, and Vodafone admits that in reality speeds will probably top out at 13Mbps “in good conditions” and average out at just over 4Mbps in most places. Not quite as impressive as 16Mbps, sure, but not bad all the same.