Yes, every day.
AT&T will charge the USA users a plan rate for the 3G service and if you already have a AT&T plan with unlimited 3G service you will not pay extra for the PS Vita. All internet service providers charge someone even if you are using a free hot spot
This depends on service availability in your area, and where you want to go. Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and t-mobile all offer 3g.
The T Mobile 3G coverage network is very large. The T Mobile 3G coverage covers the entire United States. It also offers faster internet service and faster downloading.
Verizon offers really great 3G wireless. You can also check out At&t service for good 3G.
Compared to Verizon, the service isn't the best, but AT and T has better quality, instead of spending all of their money putting up towers, and making stupid commericals to advertise this, AT and T spends their time improving their quality, and people wonder why Apple chose AT and T to put the iPhone on, and by the way AT and T is a lot faster, in fact it is the fastest 3g network out there.
No, it does not. Earlier Kindles worked on The Sprint Nextel 3G network and current models work on AT&T's network only.
A full description of the 3G service and architecture can be found at http://www.answers.com/topic/3g
Verizon wireless and AT&T are the most well-known wireless carriers that provide 3G mobile service. Just be sure to check that it is availabe in your area.
yes the iphone 3g get good service.......
Yes. 3G is the name given to the 'wirelss network' that celluar devices use to access the internet. All wireless providers have a fee for 3G service, whether it seems so or not. Sometimes a company such as T-mobile will offer 3G as part of a wireless plan, but the price will be raised to compensate.
you will have to jailbreak and unlock your iphone , there are lots of tutorials on this on websites. theres a tutorial on how to do this at : www.iphone-mod.com
AT&T is a network and they do have a 3G network. They are not considered a 100% 3G network because they have a lot of different options.