is there any way to get internet speed in blackberry?

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I want to check the downloading and uploading speed of internet in blackberry Device..
Plz Help me in what way i can do that?

Posted 29-Aug-12 0:25am

AmanArora1987

Updated 29-Aug-12 0:56am

TorstenH.

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Solution 2

Development Guide - Network Communication - BlackBerry Java SDK - 6.0[^]

You need to make a reliable connection to a certain webserver (probably one you've set up). That one should answer with a defined file that is sent to you - so you can figure the time it needs / know the size of the file / can estimate the real speed of the connection.

Have fun.

Posted 29-Aug-12 0:55am

TorstenH.

Solution 5

Yes there is an easy way to check internet uploading and downloading speed.I would suggest the site Scanmyspeed.com here you can check internet uploading and downloading speed in Mbps and Mbps.

Posted 20-Aug-13 23:53pm

helping ids

Solution 1

Youc check on it.

you may use this link to know the speed.:

http://www.dslreports.com/mspeed?jisok=1[^]

Posted 29-Aug-12 0:47am

Dineshnamdev

Updated 29-Aug-12 0:48am

v2

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AmanArora1987 29-Aug-12 6:51am

But i want to test speed programatically, so kindly suggest me the code for that

Solution 3

Use aircel sim, its speed is very fast. stop using tata docomo.

Posted 12-Sep-12 2:09am

Sahil Mahajan Mj

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christlin · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-26T00:18:00

Solution 4

WifiManager wm = (WifiManager)getSystemService(Context.WIFI_SERVICE);
WifiInfo wi = wm.getConnectionInfo();
return String.format("%d Mbps", wi.getLinkSpeed());

Try This. It will work for Wifi Connection.

Posted 26-Oct-12 0:18am

christlin