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Friday, 23 August 2013
UPLOADING VERSUS DOWNLOADING
Hi Peeps, I have a open discussion here. From your experience, research and facts, let's talk about this two terms. One is usually faster than the other; which of them? and Why?
Uploading and downloading are basically electronic data transfers. The basic difference is the direction of transfer. You would download to your computer and upload from your computer. Upload and download speeds are measured either in bits per seconds or bytes per seconds, a byte being 8 bits. Usually, your upload speed is lesser than download speed and this is due the fact that most users do a lot of download than upload and Internet service providers and DSLs provide internet service asymmetrically - they make the download speed higher than the upload speed for example my download speed is 2.8Mbits/s while my upload speed is 752kbits/s. You can test your upload and download speed too at www.testmy.net.
Uploading and downloading are basically electronic data transfers. The basic difference is the direction of transfer. You would download to your computer and upload from your computer. Upload and download speeds are measured either in bits per seconds or bytes per seconds, a byte being 8 bits.
ReplyDeleteUsually, your upload speed is lesser than download speed and this is due the fact that most users do a lot of download than upload and Internet service providers and DSLs provide internet service asymmetrically - they make the download speed higher than the upload speed for example my download speed is 2.8Mbits/s while my upload speed is 752kbits/s. You can test your upload and download speed too at www.testmy.net.
@Yemi: You make sense
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