8.8 MB down and 1.5 up, unfortunately I was only able to get 3G internet working later in the day so i used it for surfing around and trying out all the applications I got. I am very impressed with the speed and I am not worried about going over my 6GB.
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This is coming from a heavy data user, you will not go over 6gb. I am no longer even checking the data counter because it doesn't really matter!
One strange thing I've noticed is that the iPhone keyboard seems to lag a bit while posting on forums (like I'm doing right now). Has anyone elSe noticed this?
Normal business type and casual use. Basic emails, no time for youtube and 2 basic free apps downloaded:
2.3mb down
+
176kb up
x
30
=
74.28mb
Granted that's an estimate of course. I'd add about 100mb max for excell, pdf and photos(to and from an iphone/cell camera). Way, way way lower than the 400mb for a month. Add on top of that the ability to reach a home or rogue free wifi and you're laughing. If if I was using the iPhone as a bittorent client or tether it to my laptop, MAYBE I'd get up to 6gb a month. Although some of us really don't actually pirate a gajillion pieces of media whenever we can, so that can't be too surprising.
Again, this is only the first -2 days of having it in full use and it's the weekend. But still, come on. You dont' actually expect to use 13mb to even 100 mb to each 24hours do you?
Oh wait. I forgot there are some of us who don't pay their own bills.
One strange thing I've noticed is that the iPhone keyboard seems to lag a bit while posting on forums (like I'm doing right now). Has anyone elSe noticed this?
I have noticed this on my iPod Touch as well, and noticed it on an iPhone 3G in the Apple store. It's less so on the iPhone, but still noticeable, and confined, it seems, to typing on the internet.