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In response to "For starters, wifi is typically faster. Especially at home where I can access via fios connection. -- nm" by Don Homer

Hmm. I think at first when I had the wifi on, it would slow down or freeze when it couldn't find the wifi signal, so i turned it off.

Posted by TFox Jun 24 '10, 10:28

Maybe that's less problematic on Android 2.1 though.

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I've never tried the wifi with my Android. -- nm - JaxSean Jun 24, 10:28 8
- If you are using the phone at home it's really silly not to use wifi, imo, unless your home connection is very slow. -- nm - Don Homer Jun 24, 10:34 3
  - I don't ever notice speed issues on 3G on my phone, and my house is tall enough now that the wifi can be dicey on the ground floor. - TFox Jun 24, 10:38
  - Word. I never wanted to use a smartphone until they implemented the WiFi feature. It's the best thing ever. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 24, 10:36 1
    - (Not using it = giving the cell phone companies FREE MONEY.) -- nm - Beryllium Jun 24, 10:36
- We also have no data cap, so who cares. Lets rejoice in our unlimited data! -- nm - TFox Jun 24, 10:29 3
  - Yeah, it never matters to me. It's fast enough, but I'll have to try it and see if it's quicker. I wonder if it will be for my wife's HTC EVO. - JaxSean Jun 24, 10:42
  - I have unlimited data still. But since most people take advantage of wifi connections, something like 98% of iphone users are under 2GB/month. - Don Homer Jun 24, 10:31
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