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Old May 24th, 2011, 06:19 PM   #51 (permalink)
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That's not true. Sprint allows you to activate the hot spot service for as long or short as you want and you pay a prorated amount. Last month I went to Vegas for 5 days and I had the hot spot for my ipad, which was great because I could stream Netflix at 4g with no problem. I cancelled the service when I got home, and Sprint only billed me for those 5 days.
You are able to stream Netflix at 4g speeds? For some reason when I use the hotspot with my iPad, it's slower than normal, even when the phone is on 4g. I wonder why? I have even done speed tests on the ipad to try and see what speed i was getting, but it was dismal. Any ideas?

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Old May 24th, 2011, 07:47 PM   #52 (permalink)
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You are able to stream Netflix at 4g speeds? For some reason when I use the hotspot with my iPad, it's slower than normal, even when the phone is on 4g. I wonder why? I have even done speed tests on the ipad to try and see what speed i was getting, but it was dismal. Any ideas?
Sorry, no idea. The 4G was even a bit spotty in the hotel (sometimes showing only 1 bar) but once the Netflix stream started, I had no problems streaming movies to my iPad, I figure there's some kind of buffering going on which adapts to the actual throughput. I'm using the Sprint hotspot, not a rooted one, in case that's a factor.
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