right, contract up for upgrade in 2 months, i already have unlimited wap, say i get a phone that has wifi, can you (a) still use wap when needed and (b) whats the advantage of wifi over wap?
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wifi on a mobile?
- Thread starter Dyewitness
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Tom
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Wap is incorrect.
Its barely used now and its a protocol not a connection method.
2 Types of connections on a mobile;
1. GPRS/EDGE/3G, Basicaly use the GSM network to send/receive data (Up to 7.2mbps)
2. Wifi, usually at home/work or provided by an operator (BT, Cloud, T-Mobile who rarely include this in a mobile tarrif)
A phone with wifi can browse at higher speeds and if its any good the transition between a mobile network and a wifi network should be seamless.
Its barely used now and its a protocol not a connection method.
2 Types of connections on a mobile;
1. GPRS/EDGE/3G, Basicaly use the GSM network to send/receive data (Up to 7.2mbps)
2. Wifi, usually at home/work or provided by an operator (BT, Cloud, T-Mobile who rarely include this in a mobile tarrif)
A phone with wifi can browse at higher speeds and if its any good the transition between a mobile network and a wifi network should be seamless.
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