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Speedtest by Ookla for Windows – Download it from Uptodown for free

 
Speedtest by Ookla is a feature-packed program to test your network and internet speed. With its various tools and utilities, the application picks up a nearby server to execute a complete test. This internet speed test utility returns a detailed analysis and information on the download and upload speed, packet loss, latency, etc. It’s worth mentioning that the information is shared . Feb 09,  · Yes this is true. Ookla however recommends using an App for the measurement of faster download speeds > Mb/s. In my experience this is true and you can get a variation of as much as 30%. I am trying to diagnose a minor issue with performance at the moment and the improved accuracy is useful in this context. Now, the most accurate and convenient way to test your speed lives on your Windows desktop. – Get your ping, download, and upload speeds within seconds – Troubleshoot or verify the speed you were promised – Track prior tests with detailed reporting – Easily share your results. Version.

Speed test ookla for pc windows 10

When it comes to testing your internet speed, Ookla’s Speetest. The company has had a Windows Phone 8. Version 1. Although the app is not yet ready for phone it is clear that it is designed for it as the app’s layout and aspect are already mobile interestingly, it’s not adaptive meaning it cannot go bigger on PC. The app itself is well done with clear, bold fonts, and an easy ‘Go’ button that tests your Ping, Download, and Upload rates along with a history of your tests.

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See all comments Maybe its a hybrid which is half Win32 like Edge or just win32 app hence why it cant resize to the whole screen.

ARM is noted under requirements, so unlikely. If this were straight Centennial it would say ‘x86 required’ and that’s it. I think the ARM is for mobile which gives the old 8. Only the PC users got the new update so only that could be a hybrid or just x No, the requirements are for this app.

Its the same app, same link! Only the PC users got the update. If u try the same link in your phone you get the 8. Yes, because it is not ready, but the requirements on this w10 app says it has ARM support. The store doesn’t have different apps on the same entry. If this was not coming on phones it would only say x Or the store is just saying there is a ARM version of the app which is the 8.

It is a w10 listing I got it on phone now! Have tipped about it :. Just downloaded it on my phone, so no it isn’t a hybrid. On my phone, the link still shows the wp app. Download on PC. Open Store app on phone. Tap hamburger menu, and select My Library. Under Apps heading, you should see the app listed as “Speedtest by Ookla” you may have to tap the Show all button to find it. From there you can tap the download icon to download the app to your phone.

Oh now I found it. But the link at the end of the article was showing the right thing :D. I think that’s the 8. I have both the 8. No, it is the new one. I now have two apps listed in my apps menu, one is the new one with the new UI. App devs were probably just lazy. Nice, I use this fairly often.

So here’s another app that replaces another website I use fairly often. Good to see this :D. I use this a lot so that’s a plus for me. But I use speediest. Good to see them come up with a win 10 app. Their 8. I’ll try it, but personally I like the one by Microsoft. The one with the green icon. That’s a great app, but not for Windows 10 and 4k displays. It works, but some of the scaling is off.

Microsoft’s Network Speed Test also works good, and has no ads. I think I’ll stick with that. Nothing against speedtest. Posted via the Windows Central App for Android. I also use Microsoft’s app and found that it works quite well. Is it just for PC? Because I can’t get it on my tablet. Was able to download it on my Lumia XL. It says in the article. What tablet would that be? Most of what folks would be calling tablets are running Win 10, so it should work.

If you have found a tablet running Win 10 Mobile, then the phone comments here would apply. Nice job! Hopefully it won’t take long until a Mobile version. I have switched from this to just searching “speed test” in Bing and using the web widget. Can’t maximize to full screen; only part of the app shows. I notice the same problem with Microsoft Solitaire — this makes me think it’s really a problem with the new Fast Ring of Windows 10 on my Surface Book. Think you may be right about fast ring.

The app tries to run full screen on my Surface Pro and build and the scaling is way off. Same here when I try and download it on my xl and brings up ‘launch’ as already installed.

Is there anyone who can tell me how to get tweetium or fenice free???? And rob two great developers of the pay they deserve? Ookla is such a Google collaborator. Just use Microsoft’s Network Speed Test or fast. Waiting for Mobile version. While waiting, Cortana does the job. Cortana has a speed test build in? I gotta say I’m quite surprised they’re continuing support. I don’t know if I trust all network speed testers. I haven’t had the best of luck with speedtest.

I had to run my test through carreirs like Comcast, and Charter I couldn’t use ATT because they are my provider and I felt some type of way. I will try this out and see what comes of it ; Just tested it and the app seem s more accurate than the website nice now I can check my speeds periodically :.

Are you sure the settings on the speedtest. Makes a really huge difference. You’re probably on MBPS on speedtest. Fix and try again. Make this on Universal platform. You can download this to your phone through the “My Library” section in the store So it is already on UWP.

It doesn’t scale properly on Mobile but I don’t think it’s officially supposed to be available there, the “My Library” is a bit of a workaround for now. It’s sort of wierd. It does run full screen on my Surface 3, which I keep in tablet mode. It initially didn’t come up right, but switching out of tablet and back in made the interface display full screen. In non-tablet it did take on the look of a phone app in a window. In tablet it looks like running an iPhone app at 2X on an iPad, if you can relate to that.

Almost like they released it before they finished playing with the scalling.