I am from Ireland, and have joined up here just to advise you not to bother with this any further. Vodafone IE has the same issue - when the wifi/modem goes on to HSUPA all internet connections drop, etc. Changing your settings to 3G only does nothing, as HSUPA is part of the 3G network I have contacted the data team here repeatedly regarding this issue - changed my modem, changed my sim, etc., etc. Most Vodafone data team people that you speak with only read from a book and do not understand the issue. I have finally found one who does understand....you will notice that you get on to HSUPA only during times of extremely high activity - weekends, occasional weekday evenings, etc. Basically, the issue is that Vodafone has oversold their network capacity in your area, and when the network is overloaded with users, HSUPA kicks in and some users are bumped off the grid. Funnily enough, I was also advised that I could be 'bumped up' insofar as my connection priority is concerned, which this rep did, and for a couple of weeks, even during peak times, my modem did not register HSUPA at all, or, if it did, it was only for seconds before reverting back to the acceptable 3G. Do not bother with changing your settings, etc. - this is a network issue that apparently has been going on for some time, and in many locations, etc. It will only be 'corrected' when Vodafone no longer oversells its network capacity......
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