Will i able to connect to internet through Nokia 2600Classic?
hi sir, yes you can connect your nokia 2600 classic to use internet to your laptop using USB. only thing you want to do is just download the nokia pc suit and install it in your laptop and you can connect the mobile as modem and starts your browsing.
How much data is needed when I use the internet on a laptop for 1 day?
Depends on the speed of your int3rnet connection and moreover on exactly what yoy use the internet for.For example sometimes i download huge file ~50 GB in half a day.But normally when i ise internet you know regular stuff small movie downloads youtube streaming cricket matches streaming online games et i can nevwr go beyond 1.5 GB in a day at max while my plan allows me to download unlimited data but over my wxisting intenet connection i can download a maximum of 100 Gb in a day no more.So kt dwoends on wxactly why and how much do you use internet.Sometimes staying online just consumes a few Megabytes each day if i dont use the internet at all.sometimes those sneaky wondows updates download 4–5Gb in the background.you see depwnds on usage.
How much data does it use to surf the Internet?
It depends on what you are doing. If you are reading news articles and sending emails, not much. If you are steaming videos with YouTube or Netflix, expect to be using a lot more. I have no easy or convent way to log or monitor traffic here at home, but I can give you some numbers and calculate data usage with respect to time given a few different examples that will help you estimate how much data you are using:When streaming on Netflix in HD (1080p), per hour one would use 2.5 gigabytes of data.The second mode o f HD titles on Netflix stream at 4,300kbps which translates to 2.1 gigabytes of data per hour.A third and probably most common HD format on Netflix (720p), with a bit rate of 3,000kbps which equates to 1.3 gigabytes per hour.In the case of watching YouTube videos in HD, bit rates tend to be more sporatic, you would see some HD videos uploaded with a bit rate of 25,000kbps and others around 45,000kbps. Watching for thirty minutes calculated from the median of two bit rates, 35,000kbps: 8 gigabytes of data per thirty minutes of continuous viewing in 2k and 4k. 1080p viewing would yield 1 gigabyte of data used per thirty minutes.In the case of everyday browsing you should not be worried about as Facebook’s Newsfeed, would be approximately 709 kilobytes per page. Which yields to 0.69 megabytes per page. Which is next to nothing when compared to Neflix and Youtube viewing.
How much internet can a laptop handle?
It depends on what’s happening to the data. For example, if you’re streaming a 4K video, nothing is stored, so the speed of your RAM far, far, far exceeds the data stream as it’s being processed. Otherwise, if you’re saving the data you are downloading, any SSD will be fast enough, as even the slowest handle read/write speeds of around 400MB/s, so a 1Gb Internet connection is about 1/4 of that speed. A laptop HDD typically can handle around 40–60MB/s, so that’s the limiting factor in that case, i.e. around 300Mb Internet connection would be the most you would need, as extra bandwidth would be unused.Typically very fast Internet (>100Mbit) is used where multiple devices are accessing simultaneously, rather than to get a single device maxing it out.
How do I reset the security code for my NOKIA 2600?
you have to call your M1 subscriber to ask for your PUK(pin unlock code), but if you anyhow try to enter the PUK code yourself for more than 10 times, the SIM card will be damaged and you have to replace your SIM card.
What are different ways to get an internet connection to a laptop?
One of the most easiest and common way is by using a WiFi connection ,or you can use your phone cellular data by making it a hotspot (if hotspot options doesn’t works use USB tethering option) ,or if connected to ethernet cable/LAN connection by using a RJ45 jack cable, you can even use a dongle connected to a USB port of your laptop .for more options you can also refer :How to Connect a Laptop to an Internet DSL Modem | Techwalla.com
IPhone data plan and tethering on AT&T network!?
I have an iPhone 3G and I got it about 6 months ago. I do alot of traveling and sometimes it's really nice to be able to use a full size keyboard. So I found this download that unlocks the tethering feature on my 3.0 software and it works great. But I have heard AT&T can tell if you are tethering? Also I have heard the unlimited data plan is actually capped at 5gb. Is that true? Wouldn't that be false advertisement? So what are your thoughts on all of this? Yes I jail broke my phone but this download you don't need it to be jail broken so I restored my phone back to it's original un- jail broken form. I found jail breaking to be quite un-neccisary actually. Seemed pretty pointless to me. Anyways what are all of your thoughts on this? Thanks alot!! John K
Do 4G/LTE phones purchased in India, support 4G in the US?
I moved to the US from India last year and my 4G phone bought in India worked perfectly in the US.I'd done some research about this before I left because I was in the same position as you. After reading a lot, I came to the conclusion that the compatibility depends entirely on the model you are purchasing and not on where the phone is from.The bands used for the 4G transmission in India are different from those in the US. Most phones are made to work with multiple bands, allowing them to be used in different countries. The bands supported by the phone are mostly a part of the specifications available online and on the box of the phone.I suggest that you compare the bands supported by the phone you are planning on buying with the bands used by the major carriers in the US and take a decision accordingly. I don't remember what bands these are but a quick Google search should yield the answer.All the best!P.S. I am currently back in India on break and I am using 4G on a phone bought in the United States, without any problems. Clearly it is a problem of hardware in the mobile rather than where it was made and/or sold.