is there a internet service available that will allow me to conect to the internet no matter where i am at?
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When I go abroad(Brazil france spain etc) I get the AOL free offer for one month I can get online anywhere then I cancel it before the month is up.  Its free and works in any country, city where you are.
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no, you need a wifi Access point, ie. a wifi router. \ngo to http://www.tigerdirect.com/
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Get high speed cable internet...
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If you mean you want to conect to the web at any hotel or inn then you just need to make sure you have the nic and or modem card installed,and of course when you reserve the room ask if they provide service to the rooms. If you mean wireless connection to the internet and you are not near any internet service provider, then you would have to go with a mobile satelite service provider. People with pleasure boats and rv's often use these services.
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You can try in the internet
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You have the internet!  What more do you need?
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Yes you might check into nextel or your cell phone provider.  Also a lot of the Direct tV USERS etc like my father has a satelitte dish and he gets internet from the dish.
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Unless you want to carry a satellite dish around with you, there is no way to "always" have the internet while travelling.  Here are your options:\n\nRegular modem - limited to 56Kbps - you must have a phone cable, access to a phone jack (some payphones have these, as do most airplane telephones), and have a dial-up access number for your ISP. \n\nWireless modem (or AirCard) - available from wireless phone companies, like Verizon.  Typically gives you 14.4-19.2 Kbps speeds.  You must be able to get a signal from your wireless carrier, and you must have a dial-up access number for your ISP.  You are not allowed to use wireless modems on board airplanes.  Some wireless companies (such as Verizon) have recently introduced wireless broadband-speed connections for a hefty monthly fee.  The coverage areas for their services is severely limited, however (usually to major metropolitan areas). \n\nWiFi - Gives you the ability to access WiFi "hot spots" which are provided by some retail businesses, airports, hotels, and coffee shops.  The speed depends on the type of internet connection the "hot spot" is using.  You typically must be within a few hundred feet of the business offering the "hot spot" and you usually must pay a seperate daily or monthly access fee to use their serivce.  T-Mobile (http://www.t-mobile.com) has a network of hotspots around the country, including at most Starbucks Coffee locations.\n\nHope this helps.
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Who is your Internet Service Provider?
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Yes and no.  You need to be on a plan that allows Internet minutes, preferably unlimited minutes.  This way you could be on all day and not get charged.  Check your plan before you use all your allowed k's or your could have a very nasty surprise in the mail.
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You can use the DSL download option even when you connect through dial-up. The only issue is that you will get only at dial-up speeds.
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There are two ways, You can connect to Internet either through your telephone line or through your cellular phone. Connectivity through cellular will give you freedom to wander. I will suggest you the cellular connectivity.
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You can check for your specific area by going to:\n\nhttp://metrot1.com/component/option,com_wrapper/Itemid,44/\n\nIt will show you all of your options for cable, satellite, or DSL.  It will also allow you to sign up online.\n\nDepending on your specific location, available providers may change.  Some providers could literally be available at your house but not across the street.
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So do you have DSL, CABLE or DIAL UP? Cuz there ar emany companies who give you wireless cards where you can access internet on the go. IF you have BROADBAND then just get a wireless router and a wireless adaptor and configure it an dyou are done. For more info contact your computer manufacturer and to get a second opinion you can always contact your Internet Service Provider.
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Depends on if this is an always on connection or a log-in connection.\n \nEither way try this, open Internet Explorer and Look at your options at the top, choose Tools.\nThen select Internet Options.\nIn the small pop-up window click the Connections Tab.\nThen select the Set-up button.\nThis will start the New Connections Window.\nSelect Next.\nThen select the Connect to Internet option.\nFollow the propmts for your type of connection.\n\nIf it is a always on connection it is the easiest option.\nThe others take the type of configuration needed by your Internet Provider. Add the information they provided you with (Log-in and password etc.)  to the appropriate areas and you now should be able to get on the internet.
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nope, that's dial-up for you. Ask them to convert it to an ADSL line, otherwise you are SOL.
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You would have to be able to find an Internet Service Provider that supports satellite.