The great thing about 4G internet is that you'll be able to browse the web at high speeds from anywhere in Cleveland, and even beyond. Cable and DSL on the other hand keep you tied down to using the internet in and around your home, which can get boring after a while. Sign up for the latest in cellular connectivity and you'll be able to browse from a variety of interesting locations as long as you have a portable computing device that either has an available USB port or a built-in modem. Any of the following locations would be fair game once you make the switch.
1. You could try using your 4G connection in a car, bus, or taxi. Cable and DSL simply don't have an answer for this kind of usage, even when you take Wifi networking into account. Admittedly, you'd be able to use cable or DSL in a wireless way with Wifi, but no Wifi router can cover the kind of area that you might cover in a car as you drive across town. Cellular technology can though. Just think of how you can use your cell phone now and you'll realize that mobile usage is not that far-fetched. There is only one caveat: make sure that you're not the one driving. As long as you're in the backseat and not distracting the driver, this would be a perfectly valid way to use your 4G connection. The best part is that you're not going to experience any large performance hit even though you will be in motion; you'll still get essentially the same transfer rates that you would get if you were stationary. That means that you should have no problems streaming movies from Netflix, uploa ding pictures and video to Facebook, watching music videos on Youtube, and more.
2. You could try using your cellular connection on a boat. Not everyone has a boat, but for those people that do 4G internet would be the perfect connection for them. Since Cleveland rests on the southern shore of Lake Erie, coverage does indeed extend out onto the lake. As long as the water isn't too choppy and the boat isn't moving too much, you could bring your laptop out there and enjoy high speed internet access. You might even experience higher transfer rates than other cellular internet users because there won't be any obstacles in your way on the open water. In any case, you could easily stay in contact with friends and family while out there, blog about your activities, post status updates to Facebook and more. A fast cellular internet connection could be just what you need.
3. You might also want to take your 4G connection on a nature hike with you. What could be more relaxing than finding a scenic spot in the area to hike to and browsing the internet from there? If you work on your computer, you might finally be able to attain clarity of thought at this kind of location and be able to do your best work there. Just make sure to find a shady spot to browse from so that you don't have to deal with glare. Also, make sure that your laptop has plenty of battery left because you might want to stay there a while.
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