Hi Godie. I noticed that too with my Nokia. My internet rate is faster via bluetooth than the USB cable. I get a little bit over 2 hours of surfing time with my Nokia when using bt. Slight difference when using the cable so I'd rather use bt. Time to get one of those chargers that has batteries for extra juice. :)
Thanks for the Nokia secret codes tip. One thing I don't like with Smart Internet tho. I get the 'insufficient balance' page sometimes even I still have load. Accounting glitch or something. I goes back to normal if I reconnect. Regards, Gari On 2/23/08, Roger Filomeno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I found that my Moto L6 phone connects twice as fast using Bluetooth rather > than using the Usb cable. On Usb cable i get 49Kbps while on Bluetooth i get > 112Kbps. Then finally i found out the speed burst only manifest while im > charging my phone and on bluetooth. I suspect this has something to do with > the phone's power saving feature where it gradually degrades signal strength > as the battery is drains on normal mode. I made an experiment and configured > my wife's N5100 (on usb cable) to use full quality signal always in expense > of battery and the speed matches my bluetooth + charging setup (search for > nokia secret codes). Now she can play MMORG with the speed. > > However im still stuck on the Usb + charging setup coz i couldnt find the > tweak for manually setting signal strength on Moto L6. > > Other tweaks : > > I have 2 proxy server, one internal and one external (my own,not public) or > when im feeling unkind i use encrypted tunnels to the external proxy so i > dont get QoS caps. I also have a PsyBNC to allow me to connect to IRC > servers especially to undernet.which has the entire Smart Ip block flagged > as g-lined. -- Garibaldi V. Melecio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - _________________________________________________ Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG) Mailing List [email protected] (#PLUG @ irc.free.net.ph) Read the Guidelines: http://linux.org.ph/lists Searchable Archives: http://archives.free.net.ph
