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I'm still on Verizon 3G with iPhone 4 in metro detroit and I can stream Netflix easily in most locations.

I'll be on Verizon 3G until next year Sep 2014 so it'll be nice to have faster and faster 3G speeds.

 

Interesting, so you can actually stream Netflix on 3G? I've tried it a few times on NV sites, and the experience has been varied.

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I'm still on Verizon 3G with iPhone 4 in metro detroit and I can stream Netflix easily in most locations.

I'll be on Verizon 3G until next year Sep 2014 so it'll be nice to have faster and faster 3G speeds.

 

 

 

Interesting, so you can actually stream Netflix on 3G? I've tried it a few times on NV sites, and the experience has been varied.

What speed test results do you get?

Also, it's not possible EVERYWHERE. At my actual house, I'll get dropped calls and horrible audio quality.

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