This is the speedtest screen capture I did on my brand new iPhone 4S. As you can see, I got .016Mbps down and 0.05Mbps up. For those of you want to say maybe the network is just slow in my area. I did the same test with Samsung Epic Touch with 4G turned off at the same spot. It's 3 times faster. Is sprint crippling iPhone data rate, or there is something wrong with iPhone CDMA radio itself.
When in doubt, read ALL the fine print (long version):
http://shop2.sprint.com/en/legal/legal_terms_privacy_popup.shtml?ECID=vanity:termsandconditions
The short version:
i tried this step and does not work for me 
keeps kicking me back to sprint o well was worth a try!
Thanks
Sprint will do something about this.... It'll take them years to do so however. I personally couldn't wait that long and canceled three lines no ETF. I acutally pay $114 no tax for unlimited talk, text, and 2GB of high speed data for TWO phones. I could actually use that data to do what I want since Im not prohibited by 100-275 kbps download speeds. Just use wifi at home and I'm good. First test shows me tethering with the built in wireless hotspot (unlocked Galaxy Nexus) which is free just goes against my data. Thats the way its supposed to be. Second is a test using the speed test app.
It seems slow for me .. im in the zip code area of 10461 it said tower upgrades have been completed.. im on a iphone 4s it was going fast few days ago up to 2mbps now is "frap".
CBEATSEMUP_yo wrote:
Zip code 99216 in WA im getting horrible speeds. .50 dl mbps at best.
lol, if I had those dl speeds, I'd actually be happy. I average around .10mbps dl....takes about 30-45 seconds for my FB news feed to load up.
If I had .50 mpbs, I don't think I'd ever complain here about sprint again. Sad, isn't it?
