Network is the actual method of transporting communication, Amy Donovan. Technically, it could have been a server error, a phone error or an app error.
1. Download / install a terminal emulator. (I use the Android-Terminal-Emulator by jackpal) 2. Open the Terminal Emulator 3. Type this (without the quotes): "ping 8.8.8.8" (8.8.8.8 is Google open DNS)
look at the time=xx.x ms
then back out of the app
That is a pretty fair (literal) estimate of a networks speed / latency in regards to the hardwares ability.
on a home wifi that time should be in the 30's, on a 4G connection... I usually see it in the 300's
Not surprising... Try it (the 4G) sometime when you are out and about doing terrible things to the world.
My WiFi numbers came in at like 35-36 ms... May be my router... gigabit... Though like I said... It depends (mostly) on the network... your numbers are telling you just what I based my suggestion on.
I suppose it could be hardware too... I'm not sure what kind of speeds you should expect from the Wi-Fi harware on your phone... I'm using the HTC G2
I'm using the G2 as well. I think Tmo's network gets bogged down a lot because at "low usage" times I have no problems and then during "high usage" times I can barely move.
So, I asked Andrew Tamm, who filled my Stream with a hundred (sarcasm there) animated gifs and cat pictures to remove me from whatever Circle he has me in where he posts the animated gifs and cat pictures. It was either that or unfollow him and I didn't see any reason to unfollow him. Me asking https://plus.google.com/112885755521259735422/posts/78dwnvvgh4p <==edited to add the correct link Then he plusses me onto Public posts of animated cat gifs : https://plus.google.com/u/0/112885755521259735422/posts/EuuR1tnU3vJ https://plus.google.com/u/0/112885755521259735422/posts/8r6Grcm2Jpj https://plus.google.com/u/0/112885755521259735422/posts/74PgSu6iL2s Then one of his friends (or Circlers) starts plussing me into posts of animated cat gifs : https://plus.google.com/u/0/107120198886093172821/posts/gRW9JhWLs5T Don't get me wrong, I'm all about sarcasm and messing with people, but this seems sort of childish to me. Am I the only one who thinks so? So far I have only blocked
I'm shutting down Google+ for the night and quite possibly for the weekend. Why? This stupid #gifwars thing people are so proud of. This Adam Black guy said he doesn't like gifs and now everyone is mass trolling him. Having been mass trolled like this I can relate to him easily enough. Have an opinion and the collective might of Google+'s lower class denizens jump on a bandwagon. I just saw a post where someone wanted to jump on board and had to get clarification she was tagging the proper Adam Black. She wasn't even connected to him ! Nor was she a part of the original discussion. She just wanted to follow the herd. When I called her out of it she claimed, "one gif doesn't make a troll." Perhaps not, but she's contributing to a larger troll effort. One straw doesn't break the camel's back, but thousands will. So, tonight, Google+ disgusts me. It probably will tomorrow as well. And possibly Sunday. I gave up Google+ for two months this spring
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It's still ironic, though.
(I use the Android-Terminal-Emulator by jackpal)
2. Open the Terminal Emulator
3. Type this (without the quotes): "ping 8.8.8.8" (8.8.8.8 is Google open DNS)
look at the time=xx.x ms
then back out of the app
That is a pretty fair (literal) estimate of a networks speed / latency in regards to the hardwares ability.
on a home wifi that time should be in the 30's, on a 4G connection... I usually see it in the 300's
My home wifi was between 50-70 but the 4g couldn't connect to the network right now
Ps. Couldn't post this from my 4g connection, had to turn back on wifi to post this comment
My WiFi numbers came in at like 35-36 ms... May be my router... gigabit... Though like I said... It depends (mostly) on the network... your numbers are telling you just what I based my suggestion on.
I suppose it could be hardware too... I'm not sure what kind of speeds you should expect from the Wi-Fi harware on your phone... I'm using the HTC G2