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| − | You can connect to the Internet from your AirPad by WiFi if you are near a WiFi router, such as in your home or office. [[Using WiFi on the AirPad |See turning on Wi-Fi]].Or by using a local Hotspot such as you can find at Airports, Hotels, and some coffee shops, for example. Some cell phones act as a WiFi Hotspot, allowing you to connect your AirPad to your cell phone via WiFi and then connect to the Internet via your cell phone. You can also purchase a stand-alone WiFi Hotspot from many major cell phone service providers (contract required from your provider). The AirPad connects to the Hotspot via WiFi and then the Hotspot connects to the Internet via 3G or 4G broadband. | + | You can connect to the Internet from your AirPad by WiFi if you are near a WiFi router, such as in your home or office. [[Using WiFi on the AirPad |See turning on Wi-Fi]]. Or by using a local Hotspot such as you can find at Airports, Hotels, and some coffee shops, for example. Some cell phones act as a WiFi Hotspot, allowing you to connect your AirPad to your cell phone via WiFi and then connect to the Internet via your cell phone. You can also purchase a stand-alone WiFi Hotspot from many major cell phone service providers (contract required from your provider). The AirPad connects to the Hotspot via WiFi and then the Hotspot connects to the Internet via 3G or 4G broadband. |
Revision as of 23:42, 9 September 2011
Using a WiFi Hotspot
You can connect to the Internet from your AirPad by WiFi if you are near a WiFi router, such as in your home or office. See turning on Wi-Fi. Or by using a local Hotspot such as you can find at Airports, Hotels, and some coffee shops, for example. Some cell phones act as a WiFi Hotspot, allowing you to connect your AirPad to your cell phone via WiFi and then connect to the Internet via your cell phone. You can also purchase a stand-alone WiFi Hotspot from many major cell phone service providers (contract required from your provider). The AirPad connects to the Hotspot via WiFi and then the Hotspot connects to the Internet via 3G or 4G broadband.