Is AT&T capping iPhone upload speeds? Inquiring minds want to know

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As of Aug 25, 2010, my Nokia N95 8GB (v.20.2.005) is no longer random rebooting after I enter New York City from the surroundings.
Did AT&T fix something they broke around April 28, 2010?

Could this "Alcatel/Lucent" issue be related to the random rebooting issue that has begun plaguing Nokia smartphone users in AT&T's larger city networks since April or May? We have to switch to GSM Only in NYC, Miami, parts of Chicago, etc, in order to avoid random and frequent powerdowns and repowerups. Nokia says "AT&T's network is currently unstable." At&T says, "We have actually upgraded the system to accomodate all the new iPhones and iPads, but this may be causing your difficulties, (hopefully only temporarily.)" Some say it occurs only in markets where they are employing 3 separate carrier frequencies.

mine still pretty good, i'm in lawton OK!!!
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AT&T: I'm curious what you are planning on doing for me with regard to a pro-rated or discounted data plan while you fix your software issues as it effects my usage and the time spent on-line dealing with your software issue? I understand any technology has issues from time to time, but in your press statement you mention "the coming weeks" before a fix is implemented. That leaves me paying full retail for a crippled service. How about a solid customer service gesture and halving my data price until you resolve your software issue...

I have tested my iPhone 4 speeds in several places in Manhattan since reading this story yesterday and bandwidth is very poor compared to a week ago. I used ookla's FCC tester and got on average 1 mbit down and 100 kbit up with 2200ms latency downtown and in midtown. This is reduced from an average of 3.6 mbit down and 1.45mbit up with 263ms latency week ago in the same locations. I hope this is a temporary situation due to infrastructure work, because it is not what any of us signed up for and I think at&t claims at they have the fastest 3G network should face class-action civil Challenges if the bandwidth does not improve.

Interestingly, my verizon mifi is also very slow right now, with 200kbit down and 75kbit up, on average, much lower Than in the past, so maybe there is a broader issue affecting providers overall.

I posted earlier that Philly is capped but now I'm on the other side of Philly and I'm getting 4mbps upload.... Hmmmm...

Just spoke with AT&T about this issue. They told me that "This is a known issue with the new iOS4 software, and it might be 'fixed' by either a network setting reset or a clean restore of the OS."

Nashville: 512 down, 4 up. (yes, 4up and 53,412 ms latency)

My edge is much faster upload then 3g. Called AT& T and got the blanket statement "we are always trying to improve service, perhaps its your phone".
This sucks, my whole purpose for getting the iPhone 4 was for 3g speeds. I was on edge with my 1gen iPhone. Edge was much faster sending email and photos. My coverage area on their website shows BEST coverage.

Ugh, yeah now it's slow: 1414 down, 92 up. in Nyc.

2156 down 250 up but i am on a 3gs in socal and haven't noticed anything i would imagine the time of day matters as well and how many people are uploading in your area.