Well, we’ve already seen how the UK iPhone networks measure up with YouTube search and YouTube streaming, so let’s go global and see how Vodafone, Orange and O2 fare when it comes to loading Google Earth…
We put Vodafone, O2 and Orange to the test loading one of the most demanding apps on the iPhone. Let’s see who can zoom into our location the fastest…
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January 18th, 2010 at 4:44 pm
[...] fonehome.co.uk have put together this short video showing the speed differences on the 3 main carriers in the UK by loading up Google Earth, one of the most data demanding apps on the iPhone 3G [S] all at the same time. Vodafone (the new kids on the block here, having only had the iPhone for a matter of weeks now) come up trumps in the test, managing to locate them right down to street level and providing a nice clear image before Orange have really started up. O2, the elder in the game were not far behind Vodafone, but they only managed to get a rough area with lots of points of interest. [...]