Hello, all. I'm used to always using public wifi hotspots.My wuestion is:If I wish to obtain a paid service:1. Does the service supply a device known as a router?2. If I change location, is the router transportable to the new location?3. Does the rou...
I was wondering if a 4 digit PIN is used on your computer or iPad to access it, what happens if there are too many failed attempts? Does the device lock up and can't be used? Hopefully, that's the case since an associate had laptop and iPad stolen, b...
Hello, folks. I've been sick for several days (I think it's a flu), with symptoms in the chest and sinuses. I'm very skeptical about products hawked on TV, such a Theraflu and Mucinex. Have any of you found a product that actually works as advertised...
I would like to occasionally use my iPad outdoors. However, I find it impossible due to glare, even in mostly shaded areas. I believe there is some type of plastic material that's used on smart phones for that purpose. Is there something similar for ...
wildtoad wrote:According to Apple, If you setup a passcode there are two things that could happen. One is after 10 failed attempts the device will lock, and you will then have to restore from the latest backup from iTunes. Not clear if an iCloud back...
drsteve wrote:Bachelor wrote:I've used my phone (Verizon)as a hotspot for very brief periods before because I didn't want to exceed data limits. For 2X what I'm paying on my current plan, I could get unlimited data (cost about $70/mo). I have Verizon...
pauldub wrote:If you have a smartphone, it's probably cheaper to just use the phone for a hotspot instead of paying for service for two devices.You know, I was thinking the same thing. I've used my phone (Verizon)as a hotspot for very brief periods b...
Big Katuna wrote:Are you talking about a cellular solution for internet or an internet connection via cable, like Century Link or Comcast?It would need to be a celluar solution since I wouldn't be able to deal with a cable connection. Sorry that I'm ...
Thanks for the replies. It all sounds pretty good.Further question: can the same router be used with any Internet provider when moving to another location? I presume the answer is yes, just making sure.
