r go phones prepaid? And does it have internet on it?
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Yes and Yes. Internet is pay per use though.
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I have the motorola e-815 with a data cable I use. I love it.\nIt costs 60 a month for the "mobile office" package, thats what the service you want is called.  and it does NOT extend your contract with them.  It IS unlimited internet hooked to your laptop, and its fast!\n\nIm with Verizon, they no longer make an e-815, but any of the "EV-DO" capable phones can do it, the razor is one(but I dont like em).  The speed ranges to 2.4 megs per second.  I do a lot of traveling on the weekends now, and i find it invaluable to me. The data cable is available at the good verizon stores. Called the "Mobile office Kit"  I bought one off of ebay, which was a big waste of money. I ended up going to verizon and buying one from them which works flawlessly.\n\nThe service is relaiable, and does NOT extend your contract because it is an addon you can add and remove at any time.
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The only ones that I'm aware of for internet access is the one you mentioned (cellular) and WiFi...you are really limited.
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talk to your internet provider
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The best option for you is to sign up for  callwave's internet answering machince (http://www.callwave.com/landing/corp_wam.asp) .\n\nbut you have call waiting in your phone and have V92 modem, you might enjoy the feature called modem on hold. read detail about it here:(http://www.infopackets.com/channels/en/windows/gazette/2003/20030604_receive_phone_calls_while_using_dial_up_internet_connection_part_2.htm)\n\nA little more expensive option is to buy this software for $30 (http://www.internetsoftsolution.com/pages/download.htm ).\n\nI remember, Radioshack was selling something similar for around $40  and you should check that too. they install some hardware instead of software.\nHope it helps. the bottom line is that you can do it.
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Yes.  There are attachments that will let a cell phone function as a "modem".  But don't expect high speed.\n\nCheck with your local wireless provider or phone store to see what's available in your area.
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Roadrunner Cable Modem is fater but  at&t DSL is cheaper.\n\nat&t normal charges are $30 / mo (plus Fed taxes) + whtever you're paying for telephone service.\n\n RR is about $50 / mo.  \n\n\nI'm on at&t's 12 mo promo - 13/mo + about $1 tax.
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You need to find hotspots. So if you are in the US, those typically turn up at Starbucks, Borders, etc., and of course Airports, which is where I am right now. You're local library might have a free service.\n\nUnfortunately mostly, you will need to either pay for use or pay a monthly rate. So check which carrier is closest to you. In all liklihood you'll find it is tmobile.\n\nThis website will help you find out what your options are...\n\nhttp://www.wi-fihotspotlist.com/
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The nokia 3220 has EDGE internet so that it will run about 2 times as fast as dial up. The conection is reliable. I would say get it
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You can pay for wireless PCMCIA cards that will offer you internet service through cellular networks.\n\nI think Sprint has the fastest currently, but Cingular, TMobile, and Helios all offer this service.\n\nSprint: \nhttp://powervision.sprint.com/mobilebroadband/\n\nTMobile\nhttp://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/Detail.aspx?device=e84f500d-8c20-4a82-9017-0c6bc3f4ad5a\n\nCingular\n\nHelio:\nhttp://www.helio.com/#devices_hybrid\n\nMikeC
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U can try checking with your mobile service provider. If they provide GPRS, all u need is a usb cable for the mobile phone and activate the GPRS for your mobile phone. I think that is what u can do if you dont have a telephone at home.
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it depends on ur cell phone as well as ur service provider. All service providers have internet access its only that ur cell must be compatible for internet. try searching ur manual or ask ur service provider they will give u all the information u want.
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go to what ever web site your cell provider is and sign up it is fast easy and free. If you do not know the site call your cell provider and ask.\nHope that helps
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Depends... Cingular and Sprint do. When I tried T-Mobile some years ago it did not.
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It depends on the service billed.\nAsk your carrier and they will tell you.
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You can purchase a prepaid cell phone online from Wal-Mart and pay with a Wal-Mart shopping card at checkout.  They will ship the phone to your house and then you just call and activate it.
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firstly your mobile should be WAP(Wireless Application protocol)\nenabled,WAP provides the services of the internet like e-mail,browsing,shopping. one very popular Wap enabled phone is "Blacberry",some others are also there.\nsome charges are there for these internet sevices on the internet