Monthly fees for Galaxy: If you already have a wi-fi set up in your home, is there an additional fee for using a newly purchased Galaxy?
480882
No.. This is the wifi version. No monthly contract. You can use anywhere that has a Wifi hotspot (including your home).
1637361
When setting it up with Verizon a data package is required, but only costs $10 extra a month on top of your regular bill. I have not tried calling Verizon and asking them if there is an option to remove it, but when activating it online I had no choice.
32939
There is not a monthly fee. You will receive instructions on how to set up your accounts. There are yearly updates that you may purchase if you like but is not necessary for the program to continue to function.
1218084
No there is no monthly fee. Knowing Garmin, they want you to have to buy the Astro 320 instead of giving you an app. Not 100% sure about the app though.
1049261
You do not have to have a contract to use the Samsung Galaxy...it is Wi-fi ONLY. I have Wi-fi at home, so I can use it here, but often I just pick up the service wherever I am (grocery store, coffee shops, other people's houses, etc.). The battery life isn't awesome, but I have yet to run out of battery when I haven't been around a power outlet. That's a perk to it being wifi only. If you get wi-fi, more than likely, there is an outlet around.
1177412
you need to contact verison wireless customer service. beware of other fees that is associated with these plan
956476
They typically will charge you 10$ a month for internet, when I had this phone. Otherwise if you can get around not getting a data plan (the 10$ was as low as I could get them to go), they'll charge you by how much data you use (which can get pretty pricy!!)
1853001
No, at least when you buy it. I haven't had to update it yet so there could be a fee.
1365534
Not at all. The only fee paid, is for the ISP service you are connecting the device to. The device itself is 100% free to operate.
696315
It's about 45$ per month for unlimited 4g. Make sure to check their service map before you sink any money into this. Most large metro areas have coverage, but when I head about 20 miles north from the Twin Cities, I lose coverage.The monthly fee is taken from your credit card each month if you set up automatic payments. Otherwise, you can choose how much you want to pay depending upon your monthly data usage. They have cheaper rates for 2GB, 4GB, and 40GB data per month. If you go over on data for the month, they email you and you can choose to pay for additional data for the rest of the month. It's about 45$ per month for unlimited 4g. Make sure to check their service map before you sink any money into this. Most large metro areas have coverage, but when I head about 20 miles north from the Twin Cities, I lose coverage.The monthly fee is taken from your credit card each month if you set up automatic payments. Otherwise, you can choose how much you want to pay depending upon your monthly data usage. They have cheaper rates for 2GB, 4GB, and 40GB data per month. If you go over on data for the month, they email you and you can choose to pay for additional data for the... » Read More It's about 45$ per month for unlimited 4g. Make sure to check their service map before you sink any money into this. Most large metro areas have coverage, but when I head about 20 miles north from the Twin Cities, I lose coverage.The monthly fee is taken from your credit card each month if you set up automatic payments. Otherwise, you can choose how much you want to pay depending upon your monthly data usage. They have cheaper rates for 2GB, 4GB, and 40GB data per month. If you go over on data for the month, they email you and you can choose to pay for additional data for the rest of the month. « Show Less
1157439
Yes, $50 and that doesn't include service or data. Very expensive. I pay almost 400 per month for internet!
681188
I think you can at t-mobile. I know they accept any device that you can add for I think $20 a month but I think that's if you already have an account there. Or you could just go to your carrier and ask them because most carriers just add the data plan for your device to your existing mobile plan. As for the GPS, when they add your device, they should be able to send a bunch of apps on it, one of which is a gps thing. If not then just search for one on the Playstore on the device.
494264
No. This is a tablet only which has wifi capability but no other wireless service (telephony, bluetooth or otherwise). If you've used Google Play you can associate the device your current account for adding apps and games and the like or you can create a new account for that.
208432
Nope nothing else to add for the most part as far as charges go. I think my bill is like 90 a month, but its 40 for my plan, 30 for the internet and I think 15 or so for texts. The way I look at it is while its high price IMO, it breaks down to about a dollar a day for internet. For me its worth it. There are apps for myspace and facebook so while I don't nessarliy use the browser everyday I do use the internet part every day.
932989
Yes, it will cost the same as if you added a new receiver to your existing system. The fee is $6 a month.
471907
Its never paid upfront :( the only option is to find one that is both wifi+at&t; (Or another carrier) and then pay the monthly fee.
471905
Its never paid upfront :( the only option is to find one that is both wifi+at&t (Or another carrier) and then pay the monthly fee.