[Balatan]

Speedtest.net Premium v3.2.8 (All Versions) PROPER
Requirements: Varies with device
Overview: Use Ookla Speedtest for easy, one-tap connection testing in under 30 seconds—accurate anywhere thanks to our global network.


Millions of users have made Ookla Speedtest the #1 app for testing Internet speeds, and it’s trusted daily by professionals throughout the industry!
- Discover your Download, Upload and Ping
- Real-time graphs show connection consistency
- Troubleshoot or verify the speed you were promised
- Track past tests with detailed reporting
- Easily share your results

WHAT'S NEW

Bug fixes and engine improvements for even more test accuracy.
If you rely on Speedtest to diagnose connectivity issues and keep your internet service provider and carriers honest, we'd be thrilled if you would leave us some feedback on Google Play. Thanks and happy testing!

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More Info:

Code: Select allhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.zwanoo.android.speedtest

Download Instructions: PREMIUM features Unlocked
arm:
https://userscloud.com/ckwurkwp5hkz

Mirrors:
(Closed Filehost) https://ul.to/naz2a167
(Closed Filehost) https://hugefiles.net/4sr19wy43mib

x86:
https://userscloud.com/tfpjtatyz26a

Mirrors:
(Closed Filehost) https://ul.to/20fszd01
(Closed Filehost) https://hugefiles.net/s3nsomk9n57m

[leet]

Oh my god I'm so sick of these I'm sorry but why are there improper releases of this speed test pro app? If it's not patched it's not patched anyways, that's all just spam. But if you're going to spend the time to properly Crack an app, at least focus on a kickass one and not speed test.

[SONofSAM]

Oh my god I'm so sick of these I'm sorry but why are there improper releases of this speed test pro app? If it's not patched it's not patched anyways, that's all just spam. But if you're going to spend the time to properly Crack an app, at least focus on a kickass one and not speed test.

I cannot agree with you, the applications and all the rest posted you could see as 'commits' to open-source code. That code is also being 'reviewed' and normally re-written and pushed back, you can call that 'upstream'. So in matter of fact to have for example Speedtest.net Premium force closing. I'd personally rather have a version that DOES work.

Only the moderating side could be a little bit tighter on such things and for the 'committers' if you DO proper, mention the reason why the proper has been made. This to avoid such 'clutter nonsense posts' like the one above me.

I rest my case.