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Opera Mini
I have a Samsung and my carrier is Cingular. I just downloaded Opera Mini on my phone and it works great. I was concerned about the message that displays saying it uses airtime minutes. Does anyone know the estimated amount it uses per transfer??? Is it really worth it?
THANKS!!!
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It doesn't actually use airtime. It just says it MAY use it, depending on your carrier and how they charge for data. W/ Cingular you will be using kbs of data. If you don't have a plan it will be $0.01 (that's one cent for the Verizon reps, j/k 🙂 ) per kb that you use. If you have a data plan, it will just take from what you've already paid for.
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I have the unlimited internet plan with Cingular, so I should be fine right??
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Golden. 😁 And props for getting Opera Mini in the first place. It makes surfing so much easier on your phone. 😎
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I wish Modzilla made a wireless platform of their Firefox 2 and Thunderbird as I'd love to see Microsoft taken down a few notches. I too use Opera Mini on my Smasung A500 and think it works pretty well for general internet surfing.
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so its .01 cents/kb?
;-)
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what costs a penny a kilo???
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If you have Sprint, download Opera Mini(122 KB) and do not have a Vision/Power Vision data package on your wireless account, the casual usage for downloading/uploading data is $0.03/KB which would equal $3.66(122x0.03). Once Opera Mini is loaded on your Sprint phone, you'll be then charged to surf to different web sites from the Opera Mini browser. The cost will vary from data session depending on how much each web page has in features. A text only website will have less data requirements than one with graphics associated with it. Be smart by purchasing a Vision/Power Vision data package starting at $15.00/month.
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