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Q: do most people really have the data plans on their mobile devices to be able to listen to music all day? I'm in Canada and we certainly do not.
by plg 14y ago
Q: do most people really have the data plans on their mobile devices to be able to listen to music all day? I'm in Canada and we certainly do not.
- arihant 14y agoNot about Data plan, actually. When I was in Delhi, a $25/mo data plan gave me unlimited data usage with 100GB fair usage limit. I still could not listen to music and video all day - the battery bottleneck is much tighter.
- pseut 14y agoYes: I have wireless in my office and house (and no data plan for my iphone).
- creativityhurts 14y agoSo what's the point in listening to music in your iPhone at home?
- pseut 14y agoI plug it into my radio speaker through the aux in cable in my living room.
- rkuykendall-com 14y agoThe trend is towards capped usage, which is a shame. Unlimited data was the norm in the US until recently. As an American who living in Canada though, you guys are screwed beyond belief. My girlfriend pays for internet BT THE SERVICE. I think the android plan allowed twitter/AIM/Facebook, and BlackBerry was email/bbm or something. That's the kind of thing Americans only imagine as a dystopian future: http://www.microsiervos.com/images/TieredInternet.jpg http://www.microsiervos.com/images/TieredInternet.jpg
- shawabawa3 14y agoYes. I'm the in UK and I have unlimited data (+calls+texts) for £12/month.