I wanted this phone but im thinking that it will only offer the same data plans like the Blackberrys.. If you kow the plans please help me out.. thank you

The plans will be the same as blackberries.

yes but not soon,

My roommate and I share a wireless connection that we have secured, she has a desktop computer and I have a laptop. She never has a problem with her internet connection, but mine cuts in and out, making it difficult to do anything that involves a steady connection such as IM, watching movies, and listening to music. How can I fix this?

it could be one of two things either your wireless card on your laptop is malfunctioning, you could try reinstalling the driver, or your wireless card isn’t strong enough to establish a stable connection with the router, you should by a new wireless card or a stronger router.

I don’t mean unlimited texting, like unlimited to text people that are Verizon. I mean unlimited to ANYONE of any carrier that can text.
Any plams like that?
Voice & Text plans like that?
or just
Text plans like that?
Please answer.
TEN POINTS!

Yeah. Its called their "Select" plans. http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller?item=planFirst&action=viewPlanList&sortOption=priceSort&typeId=1&subTypeId==17&catId=808 link to the section of the site to find it.

Is there a big difference between them? I currently am getting the intel pro wireless for 40$ more (dell came with it) and the next generation is 70$ more. WHat is the best to get? This is for my inspiron notebook.

if its already wireless u dont need to upgrade that … the basic wireless adapter it comes with will probably max out a 5mb line …

I used to have a wired connection but switched to a wireless connect. But now I realized that the wired connection was better. How do I switch back?

Do the same thing you did to switch to wireless from wired. But backwards.

What Wireless Provider in Canada provides the best long distance rates/plans?

I was just wonderin cuz I wanna help my sister find something since she moved away for school.

Go to StudentPhones.ca. They offer some great student dals through Fido. If another person has a Fido plan as well, she can call them for free with the Fido-to-Fido option. Doesn’t seem to matter if it’s long distance. I would suggest a simple option of unlimited incoming (receiving) calls, and using a land phone to call her because generally you can get cheap unlimited long distance on home phones. Or use a VoIP network.

Rogers has some family plans that might be worth looking at as well.

I am looking to buy a new Dell M1330 and there is the option to get the Dell Wireless 1395 802.11g Mini Card and it comes standard. But for $35 more you can get the Intel one. Is it really worth the extra money or will I see no difference?

N allows for more data to be sent wirelessly.

Wireless comes in three types. B G and N. N is the best. FYI something the uses N automatically can use B and G.

You will notice a difference if you stream video wirlessly, download big files or during online gaming

I can’t figure out how to have all my computers to have wireless connection. I’m connecting the modem to my hard drive right now, but I’m planning on switching to a laptop…it would be crazy to plug wires on my laptop all the time.

Is there a way to have my modem and my wireless connector modem to actually be wireless? (I’m using the netgear wireless modem to connect another computer wirelessly).

You should be able to connect them all to the Netgear modem. Don’t worry about the number of them. (If it’s wireless, the modem contains its own router.)

Hope that helps.

I am planning on being a college student in Canada. I am from the United States and my family has a wireless plan here. However it will be expiring before I go and I was wondering if there is a US carrier that would be economical for us to be on a family plan with phones in the US and Canada. All I’ve seen are temporary plans to call to places or from them while on vacation. I’m really wondering if there’s like a global wireless plan.

There are no foreign mobile service providers operating in Canada, so it’s unlikely you’ll be able to find such a family plan. You should be able to find a plan through either Telus or Bell that would cover long distance calling to the US.