TRAI issues regulations for minimum 2G and 3G download speed

[ithehappy]

Regulations on 3G speed. These guys are so simply mothersuckers. In a country where 256 kbps is considered as broadband there is a regulation of 3G / 2G speeds. Lovely

 

[Hrishi]

8kBps really? What will you do with that speed?
Web pages these days will takes ages to open with that speed.
Minimum is 16kBps but 20kBps should be considered.

16x8=120kbps , I think most 2g compaible devices have ~90kbps upper limit. Mind the 'B'=bytes not bits in my previous post.

 

[saswat23]

But on edge you will get speeds, isnt it!

 

[Hrishi]

But on edge you will get speeds, isnt it!

Base GPRS is known as 2G.
EDGE is known as 2.5G.
Then comes 3G with 384kbps.( The earliest 3G phones , I had one of them N6630)
Then came HSPA devices known as 3.5G , with speeds in multiples of 3.6mbps and so.

Most new Generation devices are capable of Edge/HSPA. But I think the average speed you can get on Edge will be somewhere around 25-30kBps at it's peak. That comes to be around 200kb(bits)ps+.
On my Vodafone EDGE network I am receiving an average DL speed of 16-22KB(bytes)ps.

 

[rijinpk1]

Base GPRS is known as 2G.
EDGE is known as 2.5G.
Then comes 3G with 384kbps.( The earliest 3G phones , I had one of them N6630)
Then came HSPA devices known as 3.5G , with speeds in multiples of 3.6mbps and so.

Most new Generation devices are capable of Edge/HSPA. But I think the average speed you can get on Edge will be somewhere around 25-30kBps at it's peak. That comes to be around 200kb(bits)ps+.
On my Vodafone EDGE network I am receiving an average DL speed of 16-22KB(bytes)ps.

wrong.
gprs is the 2.5G and edge is the 2.75G

 

[Hrishi]

wrong.
gprs is the 2.5G and edge is the 2.75G

pretty much.... the original 2G uses csd...so yeah.

 

[ramakanta]

TRAI just joking ... no one operator can obey the TRAI rules . just monopoly by operators . agree ??

 

[vijju6091]

^^^Yeah absolutely