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From Charlotte, NC:

2688 kbps down - 395 kbps up
2990 kbps down - 404 kbps up
2744 kbps down - 380 kbps up

Now on wifi it FLIES:
17848 kbps down - 1024 kbps up (my time warner cable speeds kick butt) and to be honest- I'm satisfied with my mobile speeds. It's a little faster than I had with my iPhone 4.
 
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With Revolution HD rom and Telus kernel. I'm getting

4.3Mbps down
1.1Mbps up

Southwest Houston area

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But does that icon change? I am curious what happens when I take this phone to Tokyo in a few weeks, if I get the H+ logo considering neither of the providers I will roam with (NTT, Softbank) have a 4G backhaul network that I know of that will seem a bit odd.

I would be curious if like on my old iPhone I could switch 3G on and off, a toggle switch for 2/3/4G so I can compare speeds.

I've never seen the icon change from H+ but I do live in a major metro area so maybe its telling the truth :p

I live in a not so large city and I do get an 'E' there sometimes.
 
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there is no way your iphone4 is getting those speeds lol plus the hsupa being disabled will only affect upload speeds not the download your 6+K uploads is almost 3k more than everyone else has gotten

Would you like more screenshots? I'm not sure what are you trying to say...
On my iPhone 4 HSUPA is maxing out at about 1.7mbps here in NYC and im getting over 6mbps down during the off peak hours, steady.
On my HSPA+ Shockwave modem I see 12mbps off peak.

Let me know if you want more screens... got plenty of them..
 
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Depends on your location, weather conditions time of the day... Here in NYC HSUPA was never disabled on iPhone 4. Why? Simply cause Apple would NEVER allow carriers to dictate terms that wouldn't benefit the customers. Apple develops hardware + software and doesn't allow any bloatware. No crippling period.

It's clear as a day that AT&T has their custom roms specifically designed to disable HSUPA so their network doesn't get slammed. To put it in a sentence: They are NOT ready to offer you HSPA+ speeds.
There isn't a single chipset manufacturer that creates HSPA+ chip that at the same time doesn't support HSUPA.
So all the nonsense has to end and they need to either allow users to use the netowrk as it's meant to be used, or stop selling HSPA+ phones immediately!
 
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