Suspicious behaviour
Wandering around highly populated areas with a rucksack with aerials, it's a wonder you didn't get a couple of bullets to the head.
In January I was in the pub with Richard, an old school friend I hadn’t seen for 30 years and whom I was keen to impress. Then he asked one of those seemingly simple questions. “Simon,” he said. “You’ll know which 4G network I should be on”. Just 10 words but a whole heap of trouble. And like any good pub conversation, it led …
As a transplanted Manchester lad having lived in the colonies for neigh on 20 years now I can attest to the 'Merican habit of calling Budweiser et al. "beer". Appalling to say the least. Thankfully a growing trend toward craft beers is slowly changing their tastes. My current favourite is Bad Wolf Brewing's Cascade IPA.
Congratulations on taking on such a monumental task, and on keeping the necessary focus to bring it to completion.
It is controls like this that keep the networks in line, although it doesn't seem - for the moment at least - that the networks are not performing adequately.
May this initiative spawn many siblings !
....I took a 3 all you can eat plan for £28pcm back in Feb....result of my testing is EFFIN' AWESOME.
4G (30 odd MB) at home and around the streets in London, H+ (13Mb) at my girlfriend's in the middle of nowhere Bedfordshire where her BT landline toils at 3Mb. Feel at Home in France and Italy (please, please do Spain). And unlimited data tethering. If I had any friends, I'd even be inclined to phone them using the bundled minutes and texts. You could've borrowed my phone for the testing and we could have gone on a right bender with the cash you saved.