Hello Brandon.
Ah! I see.
A couple of things to keep in mind, OK?
1.
I am both an A T & T Wireless subscriber as well as a Verizon Wireless
subscriber. As such, I have used A T & T's Air Card. Generally speaking,
Verizon's solution is faster.
2.
Should you decide to stay with Verizon's A
Hi,
I'm sorry if I'm not clear. I guess I'm just wondering if there is any
alternative that people know of, that At&T might offer instead of Verizon.
My aircard just broke recently, so I was using this opportunity to see what
else is out there.
Thanks,
Brandon
www.thefulleffect.org
On Mar 31,
Hi Brandon.
I am feeling kind of stupid but I do not understand your question.
Could you restate it in very specific terms?
What is it that you want?
Mark
On Mar 30, 2011, at 7:15 PM, Brandon Olivares wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks. yes I realize it works. I was wondering if you knew if there was
Hi,
Thanks. yes I realize it works. I was wondering if you knew if there was
anything that went through At&T specifically. I'd kind of like to consolidate
everything.
Thanks,
Brandon
On Mar 30, 2011, at 9:41 PM, M. Taylor wrote:
> Hello Brandon.
>
> I, too, have a Verizon Wireless Air Card t
Hello Brandon.
I, too, have a Verizon Wireless Air Card that connects to computers via USB
port.
I use this card successfully on all of my computers including Windows 7
Desktop, Notebook/net book and MacBook Pro computers.
Mac OS Snow Leopard totally supports this card or, moreover, Verizon Wi
Hello,
I have a Verizon aircard, which basically allows you to connect to the internet
from anywhere, using the cell signal. I'm wondering if there is something
similar to this specifically for the Mac/Apple products, or goign through At&T?
Thanks,
Brandon Olivares
www.thefulleffect.org - Heali
