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Colnago, the issue is that apparantly the N900 does not support AT&T 3G. You're just showing an iPhone connected and its speed, which is normal, the iPhone connects to AT&T's 3G band. The N900 does not.
For his phone to suddenly work on AT&T's 3G band would mean AT&T may be broadcasting on a different band or something. *shrug* It should NOT be working.
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T-Mobile had a 7Mb network in Philly, before the rest of their 3G areas across the country...why couldn't AT&T also have a "test network"? They are also performing 3G upgrades.
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Will try this on my att sim as well, but from what i remember it shows on 2.5G even when i know for sure that i am in a 3G network.