yes this has all been posted before, the same exact numbers in fact, and if I were to look at it I bet it was you who posted it. The fact of the matter is that it is nearly impossible to reach the limit with basic web browsing on the phones. The phones can't do it fast enough to make it as easy to generate those types of numbers like you can on a computer.
I've been using internet on my phone for nearly a year and a half, went from a symbian OS to the iPhone and even with the speed of the iPhone in the month I've had it, using web pages like engadget etc every day I am barely at a gig of use. And I do use it every day, basically on the hour.
Obviously in this case you are going to have differing mileage but the numbers that you are quoting, again are not as easy to attain as you think.
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yes this has all been posted before, the same exact numbers in fact, and if I were to look at it I bet it was you who posted it. The fact of the matter is that it is nearly impossible to reach the limit with basic web browsing on the phones. The phones can't do it fast enough to make it as easy to generate those types of numbers like you can on a computer.
I've been using internet on my phone for nearly a year and a half, went from a symbian OS to the iPhone and even with the speed of the iPhone in the month I've had it, using web pages like engadget etc every day I am barely at a gig of use. And I do use it every day, basically on the hour.
Obviously in this case you are going to have differing mileage but the numbers that you are quoting, again are not as easy to attain as you think.