Dear AT&T,
It would seem that AT&T is capable of
providing internet for laptops through its cell phone service for some time
now.
At Dunkin’ Donuts, there is no available “WiFi” signal, but I am able to connect to the
internet through my Samsung cell phone, yet not my laptop. That seems somewhat absurd.
My laptop was with me, so if I could make
my phone communicate with my laptop, that would be ideal. For example, I would have a larger screen
that could have more words available for immediate viewing instead of spending
so much time scrolling on the Samsung and a full size keyboard. Don’t get me wrong, my Samsung is ideal for
many situations. It is just that I want
to make it possible to also have it communicate with my laptop, which is an
Acer Aspire 4370Z, which you should know already know. I have had my Samsung phone for a few years
now, so I am a happy Samsung phone owner.
Is there any way to make cell phone internet purchased through AT&T
connectable to my laptop, which has WiFi?
For example, could I make my phone transmit a wireless signal to my
laptop? Or, if this is already
happening, is there a way to make it viewable?
For example, if my phone is able to connect to the internet, why is it
not able to transmit data to my laptop?
Also, I prefer the 100MB package because I am more interested in words
than pictures, so I would be interested in attaining a good browser that would
keep data flow to a minimum. For
example, minimal data flow helps keep out things like viruses, and pictures can
be deceptive. I would also be interested
in the possibility of keeping internet data quarantined from the rest of my
hard drive. If I could run an AT&T
type/ready browser on Microsoft Windows,
that would be ideal.
Sincerely,
Craig Hamiltonw
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