Forthly your iPhone 3G is FULL of apps! unless you restore yor iPhone than with the brand new iPhone 3GS, than I will count it as a fair experiment! rule of science experiment, only 1 thing can be different when doing an experiment.
its quite UNFAIR the myfc app is not open in sync. secondly loading speed depends on how many user is being served by the server, and thirdly you are using 2 different networks! Webpage loading depends on the base station of the network if its serving alot of users, and which base station your phone is connected to. Though your phone is connected to the network there are many base station, which is connected to the main base station. something like a wireless network, 1 backbone many AP's.
Hi boiboi1986, thanks for the feedback and your comments are well noted. We'll do our best to keep such comparisons more fair in the future. This particular one was done in a very short time frame and as such there wasn't any leeway to have ensured all the provisions are done right. But where possible, we'll surely try to keep things as fair as possible. Cheers!
HAHA, iphone tree G
MrNDOG212 1 year ago
but its still a fact that the iphone 3gs will be faster than the 3g ver.
lonegurl 2 years ago
Lol the tree g s
tdbgamer 2 years ago
Lastly my 3G loads faster than your 3G! about 10secs before your 3G started up!
boiboi1986 2 years ago
Forthly your iPhone 3G is FULL of apps! unless you restore yor iPhone than with the brand new iPhone 3GS, than I will count it as a fair experiment! rule of science experiment, only 1 thing can be different when doing an experiment.
boiboi1986 2 years ago 3
its quite UNFAIR the myfc app is not open in sync. secondly loading speed depends on how many user is being served by the server, and thirdly you are using 2 different networks! Webpage loading depends on the base station of the network if its serving alot of users, and which base station your phone is connected to. Though your phone is connected to the network there are many base station, which is connected to the main base station. something like a wireless network, 1 backbone many AP's.
boiboi1986 2 years ago
Hi boiboi1986, thanks for the feedback and your comments are well noted. We'll do our best to keep such comparisons more fair in the future. This particular one was done in a very short time frame and as such there wasn't any leeway to have ensured all the provisions are done right. But where possible, we'll surely try to keep things as fair as possible. Cheers!
hardwarezonecom 2 years ago