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SpeedTest launched a nifty video stream test a few months ago that lets users determine what sort of streaming experience they can expect on a given Wi-Fi network. Maybe you’re away from home, and you want to know whether you can stream shows at a decent resolution over an unknown Wi-Fi or cellular connection. Or you might want to upgrade your home internet to ensure that 4K streaming is possible. Or you simply want to test the best possible video experience on a particular internet connection. The good news is that you could do it immediately if you had an iPhone or iPad at hand. The SpeedTest video stream test was added to the app and produced results instantly. But Android users were out of luck. Until now. Ookla has fixed the problem, launching a similar version of the test on Android.
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