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Cellular Phone Forum / General / GSM / March 2004

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GPRS frame-rate?

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Axel van Lil - 29 Feb 2004 23:30 GMT
Hi!

Just a quick question. I'm thinking about a solution to constantly
query a server for new information so that, at least for the
mobile-client a push-"effect" would appear.

What would be the minimum frame-rate/package-size that may be
transported from server->gprs client. Would carriers usually recognize
byte transfers of single bytes or would they instead round-up every
data-transfer to, say, 64 bytes?

Thanks in advance!
Will Spencer - 01 Mar 2004 02:58 GMT
> What would be the minimum frame-rate/package-size that may be
> transported from server->gprs client. Would carriers usually recognize
> byte transfers of single bytes or would they instead round-up every
> data-transfer to, say, 64 bytes?

The GPRS packet size is user definable.

The default is 1,500 bytes.

Your packets will not be "rounded-up" to 1,500 bytes, however.

Small packets will be sent as small packets.

Will
 
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