Sentences with phrase «lines as a hotspot»

Right now, I have three all in lines for $ 100 but using any of these lines as a hotspot is actually so slow it makes it not worth it because they want me...

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As part of the upgrade, new front and rear bumpers and interior bring styling in line with the Opel Astra K. OnStar has also been introduced part of an updated IntelliLink infotainment system, complete with 4G LTE hotspot, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.

The Q3's nicely turned out cabin features leather seating surfaces with heated 12 - way power front buckets, a panoramic sunroof with retractable shade and LED ambient lighting as well as the ultra-convenient Audi advanced key and a 60/40 folding rear seat that can expand cargo space from a standard 16.2 cu ft to 48.2 cu ft.. The top - line Prestige trim level also includes the Audi connect infotainment system that brings Audi's sophisticated MMI navigation, a factory - fitted Wi - Fi hotspot that can handle up to eight devices, real - time news / weather / traffic, myAudi Destination, Google Voice Local Search and more.

Much to the dismay of many BlackBerry users, it looks as though the new BlackBerry 7 line up is not going to be launching with WiFi hotspot capability built into the OS.

These selections of the best affordable Chengdu hotels aren't necessarily the lowest in terms of quality, as you'll also find several four - star hotels among the list, and some others within reach to the city's prime highlights, from shopping streets, metro lines and sightseeing hotspots.

The first thing that seers itself into your line of vision are the 12 panel paintings by Rochelle Feinstein which began in 2008 to mark American - led invasions of the Middle East and the halftone dots forming the outline of globes that seem to be turning on a wobbly axis embody the various definitions of the word «hotspots» as a Wi - Fi signal location, a jumping night spot, central hotbed of activity, etc..

You can see this illustrated in the charts below, which show the timing of floods (green lines) as well as the peaks of each of their drivers — rainfall (purple), orange (snowmelt) and soil moisture (blue)-- for six flooding «hotspots» in Europe.

Bottom line evidence: No tropospheric hotspot, no crisis, as that forms the foundation of their hypothesis for CAGW.

As part of its latest deal, subscribers can also get two lines on an unlimited plan for $ 80 / month total, and there's also the new option to add a hotspot feature to the unlimited plans for an extra $ 10 / month.