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Subject: HSDPA (3.5G)
polo_011 5.11.08 - 10:27pm
Excuse me but crail is rite. HSDPA is High Speed Downlink Packet Access as in Downloading! HSUPA is High Speed Uplink Packet Access as in Uploading! Vodacom actualy announced that they were launching it a few months ago. There are many phones that support 7.2mbps HSDPA, the new HTCs and other WM6.1 phones have both HSDPA7.2mbps and HSUPA. So do sum new Samsungs like the Innov8. 
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managa 6.11.08 - 11:46am
Its like comparing gprs and edge ...but There's is no point in me arguing my point... Google hsupa... Nd c 4urself * +
managa 6.11.08 - 11:48am
Nd no, hsupa is not for uploading... * +
polo_011 9.11.08 - 10:14am
I googled just to make sure i was rite, and i am rite. HSUPA only deals with Up-link meaning uploading or sent data at upto 5.76mbps whereas HSDPA does down-link at upto 7.2mbps and up-link at upto 384kbps thus why they implement HSUPA in newer phones to allow up-linking to be as fast as downlink.Thats why HTCs have both HSDPA and HSUPA.And then soon wer gna have HSPA+ downlink at 42mbps,up 22mbps * +
clio1 9.11.08 - 06:16pm
Tel me if u use HSDPA u stil charged R2 per MB? * +
soolari 9.11.08 - 10:06pm
hey,,guy wht about on n70....how can i use it on..it..mean the 3g cause ..i dnt undstnd if n7o..is umts * +
crail 10.11.08 - 03:56am
n70 isnt a hsdpa phone, its too old *
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