AT&T Not Choking Upload Speeds After All

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Earlier today, we brought it to you that some users were reporting troubles on upload speeds with their iPhone 4s. Well, as it turns out, AT&T wasn't putting their own "death grip" on data (at least more so anyway), and instead it was a hiccup with some HSUPA areas, according to AppleInsider.
Reported upload speeds around the country had been at about 100Kbps, which was way down from what the HSPA-capable iPhone 4 can pull off. The highest affected areas were the major metro areas such as New York, and Los Angeles.
Of course first guess was AT&T's doing, but as it turns out, it was caused by an unintentional glitch related to High-Speed Uplink Packet Access in some parts of the United States. If it's working properly, HSUPA can grant uplink speeds of about 5.76Mbit/s.
A fix may be on the way, but AT&T was unwilling to comment Tuesday evening.
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July 12, 2010 at 8:35am
Why are you using a picture of a pre-release first generation iPhone?














