BB curve 9320 downloading extremely slow and fails

I previously had a bb curve 8520 and recently upgraded to the curve 9320. 
I have noticed that the 9320 is downloading a lot slower than the 8520 and now the downloads fail as well.
I was just wondering what i possibly do to solve these problems?

maybe network problem, check/call your local carrier...
Please give me +like, very helpful for me

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