Slow AT&T Upload Speeds Caused By Software Defect
Jul 7, 2010, 11:30 AM by Philip Berne
AT&T has explained the slow upload speeds that customers have been experiencing while using HSUPA-enabled devices. AT&T reps tell PhoneScoop that a software defect in equipment provided by Alcatel-Lucent is causing problems for less than two percent of AT&T's users. Alcatel-Lucent is still working on a fix, and until then these customers will experience normal 3G uplink speeds.
source: AT&T
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Apple has the...
I wonder if they take us for idiots.
If it was an AT&T issue, why would the manuf. be looking into changes to correct the issue?
Did you miss the part where it said "equipment...
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Magic Formula
Steve Jobs: Relax, just do what I did when I had my back against the wall over the antenna flaw of the iPhone 4, tell them the "formula" in the software was all wrong.
🤣 😈
Is a software bug really so implausible that it has to be attributed to some kind of conspiracy or cover up?
Companies send out bad software updates ...
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Percentages
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Thing is, since this is a newer feature, most people probably haven't experienced the higher upload speeds yet.

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