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Siemens SX66 faster or slower than Edge enabled cell phone for surfing the web?

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pheenix11 - 26 Jun 2005 08:50 GMT
I currently have a Nokia 6820 with wireless web and it is Edge enabled.  I'm
sick of the dumbed down WAP sites and the slow speed.

If I switch over to a Siemens SX66 PDA/Phone is it actually going to be
slower because it does not support Edge or will the phones increased
processor power make up for it?

Thanks,
Rich
Scott en Aztlán - 26 Jun 2005 21:08 GMT
>I currently have a Nokia 6820 with wireless web and it is Edge enabled.  I'm
>sick of the dumbed down WAP sites and the slow speed.
>
>If I switch over to a Siemens SX66 PDA/Phone is it actually going to be
>slower because it does not support Edge or will the phones increased
>processor power make up for it?

GPRS is DOG SLOW. Not even an infinitely fast CPU could make up for
that.
pheenix11 - 27 Jun 2005 01:27 GMT
So while I may be able to view real web sites with the SX66, it will
actually be slower than my phone?

Ughh

Can anyone comment on the Audiovox smartphone pocket pc.  Does that support
Edge?

Thanks,
Rich

>>I currently have a Nokia 6820 with wireless web and it is Edge enabled.
>>I'm
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> GPRS is DOG SLOW. Not even an infinitely fast CPU could make up for
> that.
 
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