Hi all, I'm new to the forum but i've used this site to test my connection speed several times before. Today, just on a lark basically, I decided to try and visit this site from my cell phone's web browser and what do you know, it worked. I'm an ATT&T customer and I have their unlimited mobile broadband plan for 14.99 a month, and I believe its the same one advertised on all those commercials with that guy from A&E's American Justice saying, "the internet can't hide out here" or whatever. Anyway, it's 3G speed so i decided to test it out on this site and sure enough, it was averaging 2.9-3.2 Mbps and around 350-402 kb/s just about everytime I ran the test. I have very slow CAVTEL dsl on my home computer and it doesn't even come close to matching that speed as it runs on average 0.6 Mbps, 70-74 kb/s, and that's really on a good day. Okay be patient, i'm getting to my question but I just want to lay out the entire situation for you readers lol. Now, I can hook my cell phone up to the pc thru Nokia PC Suite, and using a cable, I can access my wireless broadband so that it's the sole internet provider for the pc or laptop (basically i'm using my cell phone as a modem). Here's the problem though, the speed drops significantly to a paltry 0.01 Mbps or 17-26 kb/s when I do (ouch, testmy.net actually said this in the results), so basically I just need to know what's getting lost in translation from my cell phone to the pc and if ther'e anything I can do to have that same 3G speed on the pc? If so, I'll cancel this CAVTEL dsl that has basically been one problem after another since the day I signed up, and just use my wireless broadband for all my internet needs. One more note, it's the same speed whether I'm using a router or just using a direct connection from phone to pc, and i've even been able to network it to my PS3 using Internet Connection Sharing and play some games online (SOCOM 2, Team Fortress), though its been pretty laggy. Please, any help with this matter would be greatly appreciated. Much thanks in advance ppl.