WiFi performance

My application downloads anywhere between 100 KB and 2 MB files using http and https.   I use '; interface = wifi; deviceside = true '.

When I capture TCP/IP traffic on the side server, I see acknowledgments duplicate from the phone, the gaps in traffic waiting for responses from the phone and the broadcasts of the server - so either the phone is very slow to respond or packets are lost.  If I connect a Mac to the same WiFi network and make the same requests from the server, I do not see the same problems and the download is much faster.

My suspicions are

1. maybe my application uses too much CPU, so the TCP stack on the phone is not able to answer.  This does not seem likely that the phone UI is still very sensitive.  Any ideas for the monitoring of the use of the processor on the phone?

2. it looks like almost there is that a bug in the management sequence number in the phone TCP stack and it is recognizing the byte at the beginning of the packet received and not the byte following it expects to receive.  It seems hard to believe, and I have no solid proof yet.

3. the wireless antennas / electronic in the phone is not as good as the Mac so it loses more packages.  I tried a few different BBs up here with the same result, so it does not seem likely either

Any ideas or suggestions?

Phil

Looks like it's 3.  I took the phone home and it worked fine with my WiFi at home.   I think that there is too much noise in our office so he can do deal with.

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