No
No. You could use a cable connection. Blackberry... Wireless... Other connection devices, some of which are perfectly legal... There's satellite connection too, but it's more expensive. You don't need a phone line of your own for roving service, when using an Internet cafe, etc., but I assume you mean an Internet connection where you live/work.
It will still work without a 3G connection, but will be very slow.
My nook color... I've never had a nook color so your question is moot.
A broadband phone works by using your Internet connection. It will be plugged into a modem that connects to your Internet.
Yes, on a dial-up or DSL connection.
A bluetooth headset does not damage a cell phone. You have to download something on the phone for it to work. It is a wireless connection that is being used for this.
You don't need a Home Phone. But you need a Phone Line!
Metro PCs cell phones will work on the countryside as I believe even the countryside will have cell phone connection. But for even better connection, you can buy an extremely old Nokia phone.
If you're unable to download something on your Nook, first check your Wi-Fi connection to ensure it is stable. Restart your Nook to refresh the system, and try downloading the item again. If the issue persists, ensure that your device has enough storage space and check for any software updates that may be needed. If none of these solutions work, consider contacting Nook customer support for further assistance.
PS3 requires Broadband internet service or DSL and can not be connected to a phone or USB wireless adaptor using the USB ports in the front of the PS3. Dial up will not work for the PS3. Just because you have an acceptable connection for a phone or computer does not mean that it will work to connect the PS3 which requires a high speed connection from cable or DSL
No
Maybe, I don't know. Try, it might work.