You can use an internet service with your 3G provided if you are: 1) Using a 3G sim card and have your service activated 2) Are in a 3G coverage area 3) Are on an internet plan For more information, you should head to your mobile service provider.
Not necessarily. 3G just means the phone can do 3G speeds with the providers internet service or data service. A smartphone can do email, internet, and much much more.
3g and 4g are terms to define the internet speed on a smartphone. 4g internet speed is slightly faster than 3g and 4g service is a little more than 3g service.
3G is the service for things like the internet... just like in the old iphone there is Edge.
usage of 3G and 4G technology..
3G for Kindle is the 3G service, known from smart phones, 3G enables you to have internet wherever you go. So 3G on the Kindle means you can take your Kindle anywhere being able to download book, browse the internet, etc.
4g and 3g are terms defining th internet speed of the smart phone. If you plan on using the internet alot on your phone then you will need either a 4g or 3g mobile service.
Yes it is available, but it is not included. You must have a 3G or WiFi internet service provider.
rebooting phone (off then back on)turning on airplane mode then off.turning on wi-fi then off.all of these methods disable then reset/reconnect 3g internet. if you are only getting 1g (1x) or 3g is intermittent then this is a service area problem. no 3g in your area.if you are not getting ANY internet then contact your service provider. sometimes service needs to be reset on their end or may be a problem with phone.
AT&T will charge the USA users a plan rate for the 3G service and if you already have a AT&T plan with unlimited 3G service you will not pay extra for the PS Vita. All internet service providers charge someone even if you are using a free hot spot
High-speed Microwave, 3G, and Satellite Wireless Internet service are available to connects subscribers in Depeyster, NY.
No. If you bought your iPad with 3G it is like a cell phone service with wifi