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This is kind of odd. iphone owners twice as likely to use wi-fi than android owners... -- (link)
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Don Homer (aka DonHomer)
Apr 3 '12, 09:10
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Sure, cause if you go over 3Gs on some plans (even unlimited!) they start slowing down data speeds -- nm
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Stephen, loving the Lady Irish!
Apr 3, 09:37
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can happen on an iphone or an android device. -- nm
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Don Homer
Apr 3, 09:39
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Sorry (meant that's why I use wi-fi as much as possible) -- nm
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Stephen, loving the Lady Irish!
Apr 3, 09:49
possibly due to throttling issues on the iPhone, plus android phones have 4G so wifi isn't much faster.
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sycor
Apr 3, 09:18
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throttling could happen regardless of phone. -- nm
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Don Homer
Apr 3, 09:30
are the data plans similar prices between iphone and android? I'd expect carriers to gouge iphone users more causing them to try to use less bandwidth -- nm
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zork
Apr 3, 09:23
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yes, identical assuming the same carrier. Your second sentence is just silly. -- nm
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Don Homer
Apr 3, 09:31
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