64kps radio stream = 8KB/s * 60 * 60 = 28.8MB/hour * 8 hour work day = 230MB/day of work * 20ish days of work/month = 4.6GB
I never thought it possible either, but making work half way bearable with some music is worth it.
64kps radio stream = 8KB/s * 60 * 60 = 28.8MB/hour * 8 hour work day = 230MB/day of work * 20ish days of work/month = 4.6GB
I never thought it possible either, but making work half way bearable with some music is worth it.
It's mostly streaming services. With the addition of the Netflix app, among other streaming apps, mobile bandwidth is gonna be used more heavily.
Well I think it was a preemptive move by the carriers because they knew streaming was going to start coming. So they offered the lower tiered plans to protect their bandwidth.
Which is sad cus carriers are giving us LESS bandwidth to work with. Mobile technology is growing so fast but the damn carriers are hamstringing us with low caps.
Which is why I love Sprint, still unlimited data use. (not including tethering unless on an EVO/Epic using Hotspot)
most of my bandwidth is from tethering, I can go through 2-3gb in a weekend without wifi
Sprint is still 5GB cap but they are very lax about it and will let you go over sometimes but not all the time.
No it's not. Data used on the phone is unlimited. There is no 5GB cap. The 5GB cap applies to data cards and tethering plans on some phones.
I would sell my left appendage to be able to listen to music at work.
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Unlimited plans are usually never unlimited. They have an unofficial cap of 5GB.
i thought there was a federal law just passed that allowed anyone to tether their phone any way they want? meaning you dont have to pay extra to do it?