A national newspaper in Norway just recently traveled around Oslo to test 4g speed. They tested Telenor and Netcom with a Samsung Galaxy 4 Active using the app Ookla Speedtest.

Even if this is not an extensive test, I think this illustrate the connectivity dimension quite well. Connectivity on mobile devices is dramatically different from how we think (or not think) about it for desk- or laptop scenarios.

VG (the newspaper) only published this in their paper edition (an edition of vg.no printed on paper to be read in a book-like manner), so I publish it here:

		Netcom	Telenor
Place	Location	Mbps down	Mbps down
Location 1	Outside	36,33	15,18
Location 1	Outside	36,39	18,69
Location 2	Outside	24,76	18,17
Location 3	Car moving	0,36	6,18
Location 4	Car moving	9,15	14,99
Location 5	Outside	42,49	13,17
Location 6	Outside	30,55	19,65
Location 7	Car not moving	38,79	19,71
Location 8	Outside	24,01	19,96
Location  9	Saloon	7,86	19,07
Location  9	Saloon	11,78	8,86
Location 9	In car lower deck	0	2,77
Location 10	Car moving	0	0,15
Location 11	Car moving	21,5	1,47
Location 12	Car moving	44,09	18,85
Location 12	Car moving	10,49	9,16
Location 13	Outside	10,61	19,65
Location 13	Outside	12,34	20,16
Location 14	Car moving	16,29	16,5
Location 15	Outside	2,53	20,04
Location 16	Train moving	13,57	9,59
Location 17	Underground	1,29	0,1
	Avg	17,96272727	13,27590909

Here is also a chart displaying bandwidth for the different locations:

Also worth noticing that the actual bandwidth is capped by the type of subscription you have.

#FYI