But just how much of that will you see?
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Vodafone 3G users could soon find themselves getting a speed boost.
The operator announced today that it has begun upgrading its HSDPA - a type of 3G - network to offer a theoretical maximum downlink of 14.4Mbps, which should see customers able to achieve speeds of between 1Mbps and 5Mbps.
Head over to ZDNet UK to find out more on Vodafone's network upgrade.
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1. anonymous
Extra speed is always nice, but what I find more frustrating than a lack of truly high speeds is the lack of decent 3G geographical coverage. A week ago I was staying in a rural area, but only a short drive from a big town. All I could get from Vodafone was a painfully slow GPRS connection. Thanfully I also had a 3 dongle and although the 3 signal was weak I got a usable connection.