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Random feedback: On the THE GLOBAL ROLLOUT world map, the colors are not clear. They seem to be the same as the 2(?) pixel high lines below the labels below? M
by aw3c2 14y ago
Random feedback:
On the THE GLOBAL ROLLOUT world map, the colors are not clear. They seem to be the same as the 2(?) pixel high lines below the labels below? Make them bigger! Or add a legend.
On HOW SPEEDS COMPARE I had to read the rotated y label first before I had any idea what the graph showed. Either add the unit to the numbers or add a clear title that is read normally.
LTE PING VS OTHER TECHNOLOGIES seems completely random. What are those numbers, how were they created? Ping to where?
- JamesCRR 14y agoThanks for the comments, I agree we the key for the map could be clearer (yep it's those lines!). I'm also with you on the bar chart. The pings are on google.com (which resolves to it's local site). And, extra clarification, we're using cloudfront CDN for the download tests. OK will makes some changes then. Thanks!
- aw3c2 14y agoOh, I totally did not realise this was based on the measurements of your users.
- Osmium 14y agoI would add a forth colour on the map too: LTE from multiple carriers or not. e.g. in the UK we only have LTE from one carrier at present, so for practical purposes most consumers (who are currently locked into contracts) don't have access to LTE, and those that do might choose not to since no competition means that currently LTE is very expensive here -- and that's if it's available at all; presently it's only in a few select cities. Listing "UK Broadband" as an additional LTE carrier is a bit misleading, since they're (to my knowledge) only a wholesaler and don't actually provide a service direct to customers. I think a map showing which countries have multiple carriers would give an extra way of judging how developed a country's LTE infrastructure is. Great map otherwise though!
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