Nope site is fine around the time I posteddavidmcbeth3 wrote:Just for a FYI...is this site slow to u right now?hotblast1357 wrote:cool, thanks for that info.
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You may connect your smartphone to your WiFi and save the minutes otherwise used off your plan...great especially for high bandwidth items like video streaming and such.
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Yes McGiever that's what is being done now, for the past 2 years we have streamed our I pad and what not off the hotspots of our iPhones, now we have wifi and it is just amazing lol I was glad also to do the software updates on everything also. I am canceling my directv this week and will just watch everything off from Netflix or something from the ps3.McGiever wrote:You may connect your smartphone to your WiFi and save the minutes otherwise used off your plan...great especially for high bandwidth items like video streaming and such.
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Smart move. Get an over-the-air antenna if you want to watch the major networks. We get excellent reception in all weather with a small antenna called "EZ-HD".hotblast1357 wrote: I am canceling my directv this week
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I get zero stations (except for QVC or some other home shopping channels) over the air and even tried signal boosters.Rob R. wrote:
Smart move. Get an over-the-air antenna if you want to watch the major networks. We get excellent reception in all weather with a small antenna called "EZ-HD".
I'd love to drop my cable...in a heartbeat.