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I've used cell phones for years but never really bothered to learn much about them. I just used them as telephones and that was it. I've done all my serious online work via my desktop or laptops.
Now I'd like to understand what's happening in the Cell phone world.
I see an app online that can make any "Android" cell phone into a "hot spot."
I know what a "hot spot" is of course but what the heck is an "Android" phone?
I use the new Verizon cells mostly. Are they "Androids?"
A friend told me any new Verizon cell can be made into a "hotspot" by downloading PDANet (cost $15.95). Is this true?
Thanks
Now I'd like to understand what's happening in the Cell phone world.
I see an app online that can make any "Android" cell phone into a "hot spot."
I know what a "hot spot" is of course but what the heck is an "Android" phone?
I use the new Verizon cells mostly. Are they "Androids?"
A friend told me any new Verizon cell can be made into a "hotspot" by downloading PDANet (cost $15.95). Is this true?
Thanks