Is There Any Game In Nokia Store Which I Can Play With Wifi Connection Instead Of Mobile Data Pack

Apps are working only on WiFi and not in mobile data?

Is This Your Error? Then Only Read this fully.Turned the mobile data on and then went to play store, it's not connecting to the internet and shows an error that network not connected.Next went to youtube the same thing happened. And this mobile data not working error is repeated in all the google apps like chrome, drive, and anything that is a product of Google.If this is your error that you are encountering, then here is the 100% working fix for that frustrating error.First of all, you need to open the settings of your phone. And then you need to find Cellular networks(the name may be different in different phones) and tap on it.From there, you will see an option of APNs, click on that. Now you will see different APNs listed, from these select the one that is selected default(eg: In BSNL network, it shows BSNL PORTAL as default APN so I will click on it.There you will see some things like Name, port, proxy, like that. Change these things as shown in this short blog post.Hope It Helps :)

Can we connect to WiFi without a SIM card?

Yeah, you can connect to WiFi without having a SIM card in your phone.Today almost every phone is designed in a way that the WiFi feature is present in them. In order to connect to WiFi you just have to ture your phone's WiFi on and scan for the available connections. After getting your desired connection seen you just have to click on that and it gets connected.In some cases after clicking on the desired connection you also need a password which the primary user would have set for security purposes.You can also connect with your friend's phone who should have to turn his Hotspot on, or with your home WiFi or Modem cum Router.However, I would like to tell you that the only condition is that your phone should have a WiFi feature in it.

How can I transfer game data (along with the game) between two Android devices?

1-Go to the directory Android > Data, then find your game folder, copy that folder.2-If the game exceeds 100 megabytes, then you'll need to copy another additional file/s called obb, go to Android/obb and copy the whole game folder from there.3-Create an apk file of the app, you could use ES File Explorer on that, choose “App” option then find the targeted game, long press on it then choose the option “Backup” this will create an apk file of the game that's ready to be installed in your device.4-Install the apk and put the copied folders on the new phone at the exact same directories you found them.5-If there are obb files, you'll need to open the first time with internet connection to verify the integrity of the files.The process seems long but you'll notice that it's fairly easy.Let me know if you need more clarification on any of the previous steps.