Globe Broadband: The maximum speed stuck to 400kbps

This speed you see in the Statistics tab on your Globe Tattoo program might be frustrated. This happen occassionally between 9 to 11 o'clock at night. You will not guaranteed that everything in the browser will load properly. Here's the thing might experience while you are surfing if this was the speed:

  • When you are searching images on Google, some of it are failed to load.
  • When you are going to play online music, mostly the maximum speed is 128kbps. So, this will not guarantee you to play properly because of its constant buffering. Pausing a few times will solve the problem, but sometimes it's not working - possibly because the online music server itself or your internet service provider.
  • One tab at a time in order to load properly.
  • When you are in YouTube, the video will load properly but, in some cases, either user profile picture or video thumbnail will fail to load.
  • While you are create article in Blogger, occasionally, the auto-save fails and/or the error message will appear stating that the preview fail to load.
  • In some cases, when you are in Facebook, some of the pictures in the post will fail to load.

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