GPRS
GPRS, stands for General Packet Radio Service, and is a protocol for passing data over a mobile phone network. GPRS offers what has become known as "always on" data connection for GSM mobile phones, allowing for faster browsing of Internet content, and faster access to online services such as WAP and email.
As well as being faster than the older dial-up method of connecting from a mobile, the main advantage is that you don't pay your online time per-minute, you pay for the amount of data you transfer. Another bonus of GPRS, is that sessions can be suspended when an incoming voice call is detected, so you don't lose calls.
GPRS is avaliable on Vodafone, o2, orange, T-mobile, Tesco-mobile, Virgin and BT mobile.
Source: http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html
As well as being faster than the older dial-up method of connecting from a mobile, the main advantage is that you don't pay your online time per-minute, you pay for the amount of data you transfer. Another bonus of GPRS, is that sessions can be suspended when an incoming voice call is detected, so you don't lose calls.
GPRS is avaliable on Vodafone, o2, orange, T-mobile, Tesco-mobile, Virgin and BT mobile.
Source: http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html
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