[myridom]

It should not take me over 30 minutes to download the latest service pack!!!
We are busy people and they are not providing enough bandwidth for Admin's to get the files we need to keep us up and running.

Myridom

[Cory Scheuer]

i agree, its limited to max 70kb/s

[nicholaaaas]

well with the television switch to digital there will be like 500 megahertz freed up. hopefully they will get some of that. bandwidth is at a premium right now. wonder why your internest is slow. because HD stations are taking it all up. in about a year things are gonna be very interesting. especially with barack pledging to improve in internet infrastructure (about the only thing good he's done so far)

[southwestcomm]

that was the funniest post I have read in a long time...

[dankarlinski]

Wirelessly posted (My Curve)

Lol. I feel you on the speed thing. I just torrent my upgrades now. Lol. Its way faster

[knottyrope]

Originally Posted by myridom

It should not take me over 30 minutes to download the latest service pack!!!
We are busy people and they are not providing enough bandwidth for Admin's to get the files we need to keep us up and running.

Myridom

Send RIM an email about it at

[steveoevets]

Originally Posted by nicholaaaas

well with the television switch to digital there will be like 500 megahertz freed up. hopefully they will get some of that. bandwidth is at a premium right now. wonder why your internest is slow. because HD stations are taking it all up. in about a year things are gonna be very interesting. especially with barack pledging to improve in internet infrastructure (about the only thing good he's done so far)

Uhhhhh.. WHAT?!?! lol

[nicholaaaas]

maybe you should read up on the digital transition

[TroyDBrown]

Originally Posted by nicholaaaas

maybe you should read up on the digital transition

Yes this will effect future devices but it has nothing to do with my computer downloading a new OS from RIMs servers.

We are talking about more bandwidth out of RIM for OS downloads. Not downloading to a mobile device.

[nicholaaaas]

Originally Posted by TroyDBrown

Yes this will effect future devices but it has nothing to do with my computer downloading a new OS from RIMs servers.

We are talking about more bandwidth out of RIM for OS downloads. Not downloading to a mobile device.

ok well lets say your ISP buys some of the bandwidth... probably will result in you getting faster downloads... and a 4g network

[TroyDBrown]

Wirelessly posted (TMO 8120 4.5.0.69)

Originally Posted by nicholaaaas

ok well lets say your ISP buys some of the bandwidth... probably will result in you getting faster downloads... and a 4g network

If my ISP buys that bandwidth for my wired connection they are stupid. We are talking about the Internet here not cell technology. You may want to read up on it.

[nicholaaaas]

well first off all... i get the feeling that internet and cellular technology will be more and more integrated... and secondly in my previous post i was speaking about two seperate things that additional bandwidth will provide