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Mobile broadband glossary3G3G is a common name widely used in the telecommunications industry for a service that allows mobile access to the internet. It allows you to browse through internet pages, as well as download content such as videos and music without being restricted to a fixed line broadband connection or a Wi-Fi hotspot. Connection speedThis is the maximum speed you will get with the mobile broadband package and relates to how quick you can access/download data. Download limitThe amount of downloads you get included in your mobile broadband package, anything you use above this is likely to incur additional charges. EV-DOEvolution, Data Only or Evolution, Data Optimised: is an alternative third generation standard backed by mobile operators such as Sprint in the US. GBGigabyte: this is a unit of data and is equal to 1,024 megabytes. Your mobile broadband package will have a limit you can download and 1 gigabyte will allow you to download approximately 200-300 music tracks. GigabyteSee "GB" HSDPAHigh Speed Downlink Packet Access, which enables mobile users to download data. HSUPAHigh Speed Uplink Packet Access enables mobile users to upload data. LTELong Term Evolution: another next-generation technology. MBMegabyte: this is a unit of data and is equal to 1,024 kilobytes. Your mobile broadband package will have a limit you can download and 1 megabyte will allow you to do a limited amount of web browsing. MegabyteSee "MB". TD-SCDMATime Division-Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access is an alternative 3G technology which is currently being rolled-out in China. Usage limitSee "Download limit". |
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