An aircard is similar to your cell phone as it uses the same wireless network to access the internet, there are two different wireless data systems in use in the United States, EDGE and 3G, EDGE max speed is 150 Kilobits per seconds and 3G max speed is 300 Kilobits per second.
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No, NOT an exact physical location or something like a street address. However, you CAN be tracked to a geographical area, the service area of your ISP who you get your IP address from when you connect. If you are using something like cell phone technology, then the closest they can get is a triangulation [...]
what is the difference between uploading and downloading?
I have an AT&T cell phone but not AT&T internet service. My ISP is something else.
Would I have to make a monthly payment for an AirCard?
Would I have to change AT&T as my ISP?
Specifically games like COD4 and Halo, how well does it work for you? What are the ping times like and is 5GB enough to play an hour or two a day? Some people say it works fine and doesn’t eat up too much bandwidth and others say that it can’t be done. [...]
i just moved 2 ky and the only connection we get 2 the internet is through a cingular aircard that is plugged into my dad’s laptop. i so desperately want to get online with my ps3 and this is the only way to do it.
I need something that I can use while I travel to places that don’t have “hotspots”.
I would like to be able to use it with a datacard/aircard for access to the Internet via my cellular provider.
How is the verizon aircard anywhere service? Does it matter which aircard you buy for a Dell Laptop running XP?