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About Airtel Mobile Office

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venom007
venom007 Original post #1
Mar 3, 2008 at 6:33 PM
Hi Guys!!

I am thinking to take Airtel's Mobile Office service on my Cell. Just need some post on how is it?? Is it good??? I mean have some good surfing speed?? :confused:
gopz
gopz #2
Mar 3, 2008 at 6:57 PM
As good as dial up. Dont expect more...
expertno.1
Mar 3, 2008 at 7:02 PM
Check this out and be satisfied

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=75282

Thanks
Regards.....
Expertno.1
naveen_reloaded
Mar 3, 2008 at 7:21 PM
max bandwidth u can get is 40kbps... ie 5x8 = 40 kbps.. ( sorry i still confuse with thise KB and kb.... whtever)


its way better than dialup... and best thing is unless u dont get frequent incoming calls/msg .. u will stay online and u can get a max DL speed of 5kbps..


and remeber a better phone will always help u to get that speed ...

but do remeber.. putting a 3g or high end phone on contineous GPRS / USB charge connection amy be harmfulll...

my k850 is getting hot after say 5 hrs on coneection...

anyway if u r migrating from usual bsnl dialup u will be definetly delighted...
venom007
Mar 3, 2008 at 7:43 PM
max bandwidth u can get is 40kbps... ie 5x8 = 40 kbps.. ( sorry i still confuse with thise KB and kb.... whtever)


its way better than dialup... and best thing is unless u dont get frequent incoming calls/msg .. u will stay online and u can get a max DL speed of 5kbps..


and remeber a better phone will always help u to get that speed ...

but do remeber.. putting a 3g or high end phone on contineous GPRS / USB charge connection amy be harmfulll...

my k850 is getting hot after say 5 hrs on coneection...

anyway if u r migrating from usual bsnl dialup u will be definetly delighted...

well i am using Nokia 5200 ... Is it helpful??
krazzy
krazzy #6
Mar 3, 2008 at 8:43 PM
You'll get max 20 KBps with MO. Its good for browsing but not for downloading.
Ankur Gupta
Mar 3, 2008 at 11:04 PM
^^20KBps is good enough for downloading also krazy!
I am like downloading HD stuff at 27kBps on my 256k UL BB connection:p
raksrules
Mar 4, 2008 at 9:59 AM
I have taken a separate Airtel Prepaid Lifetime Offer connection for Internet. They charge Rs.14.99/- per day here in Mumbai. I use the phone Nokia 6630 which has EDGE and get really good speeds and am very much satisfied with their service.

On the downside, many a times their SMS activation/deactivation does not work and we need to call the CC and everyone knows how these CC people are.
R
Mar 4, 2008 at 10:34 AM
I am using MO @ home, its not for browsing or downloading, its just for checking mails, chatting without webcam etc. I get average speed 2KBPS.
Only advantage is its unlimited, not charged per seconds, u can keep something for downloading at night and open in morning.
T
ThinkFree #10
Mar 4, 2008 at 10:39 AM
I used and got upto 40kbps on GPRS but it disconnected too frequently if used without any software which tried to keep it connected
venom007
venom007 #11
Mar 7, 2008 at 12:07 PM
by the way any tweak to get more speed for downloading?? :)
raksrules
raksrules #12
Mar 7, 2008 at 1:06 PM
by the way any tweak to get more speed for downloading?? :)

Not a tweak but quite helpful....

Use flashget to download stuff.
The max parts is 10 by default but there is some patch available that can increase the max to 25. I have been using flashget and let me tell you it is really good. :)
naveen_reloaded
Mar 7, 2008 at 3:34 PM
^^20KBps is good enough for downloading also krazy!
I am like downloading HD stuff at 27kBps on my 256k UL BB connection:p

LOL dude... we are talking about 1 - tenth of the speed of 256kbps....
if u want to use speed to max.. use azureus.. i mean torrents .. coz since many sites dont support resume.. and with minimum speed.. i prefer torrents than usual dl in case of GPRS..
ajayritik
ajayritik #14
Mar 7, 2008 at 5:17 PM
Can we use existing connection or do we have to take a new connection?
T
ThinkFree #15
Mar 7, 2008 at 6:43 PM
You can use your existing connection
expertno.1
Mar 7, 2008 at 9:21 PM
Not a tweak but quite helpful....

Use flashget to download stuff.
The max parts is 10 by default but there is some patch available that can increase the max to 25. I have been using flashget and let me tell you it is really good. :)

This by part downloading stuff doen't works good for GPRS as it has very high pings , there are many data lossess .
the max to use with GPRS is 3-4 by-part download and NOT more .

if u use more , your netmonitor will obviously show some speed increase but the case is actually your original file gets data loss (not corruption but large no. of by-parts only wastes some bandwidth (for gprs) )

if u actually measure the download time of your file seeing the data being downloaded , you will find that it will take more time if u increase the by-parts limits greater than 4

Yes but its helpful for broadband connections of low pings.....




Thanks
Regards.....
Expertno.1