It Depends on what you are downloading
It depends on what your doing. Streaming video like FaceTime could hog your 2 Gbs within 12 Hours. Downloading programs also absorbs data. Using sites like Facebook will not use many Megabytes.
Yes, it will use the amount equal to the size of the app. On the app information page there is usually size in MB, on iPhone it is at the bottom of the page.
Instagram uses between 2 and 10 mb of data per minute depending on the number of photos uploaded and viewed. Videos can dramatically increase this usage.
None. A megabyte is a unit of binary data and has no direct relationship to physical hardware.
No it has been determined that an hour of use on Pokemon GO uses about 12 MB of data. Compared to GB this is a very minimal use of your data. It is said that your phone battery will go quicker than your data plan.
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A gigabit is a billion bits, but the term is often used to refer to a billion bits per second. A megabyte is a million bytes, and a byte is 8 bits. Thus, a gigabit is 125 megabytes (if you use the prefixes as multiples of 1,000) or 128 megabytes (if you use multiples of 1,024).However, for measuring data transfer rates, each byte of data typically has two additional bits for error-correction, so a gigabit per second is only 100 megabytes per second.
It depends on the size of the DLC Map pack, say for example if it were 600mb THAT would be how much bandwith would be used after downloading the file. Rezurrection has 3 downloads one for 1035 MB for the world at war 4 zombie maps and besides the Rezurrection Map pack at over 800 MB there is also one for music
depends, A) if your buying them then your definitely not wasting ANY mbs, B) reading them online like on a website dosent use to much bandwidths, C) downloading them to your computer will probably waste the most mb but there only roughly 80-100 mb in size
The iHeartRadio app is a radio station streaming app. The data stream is 64 kbps, which is about 225 MB per hour.
no not really, its just under a gigabyte which pretty much every computer thee days can handle no sweat, if ure downloading it from the net and you have limite bandwith, it will use up a chunk of that, and if ure on dial-up you be there for days downloading it lol, hope this has helped, im no computer geek but thought i cld help nath 99.66 MB is nowhere close to 1 GB. 1 GB = 1024 MB so he would have 924.34 MB left to reach 1 GB.
No, they generally charge you an extra fee, known as data, the rate can be as much as $0.99 a megabyte, which can add up really fast. Only use it if you know you have a data plan or are in an emergency situation.