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(0 votes) 1:21 pm
April 25, 2014
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We’ve been having a heck of a time getting online here in Nicaragua. Every bar or hostel we go to the internet drops and hangs every 10 minutes or so. We finally broke down and bought a USB stick from Claro. This thing is awesome. 3g speeds, and only $16usd a month for unlimited internet usage. Even better, it works when the electric goes out, which is quite often. I have no idea why people here use cable internet. This is a much better way to go.
12:50 am
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January 7, 2014
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Could be possible that cable is cheaper in the long run or attaining the actual usb unit itself is too expensive in the area, in PH a lot seem to go with PoE or broadband lines rather than ADSL which does a better job here… 3G isnt upto par tho
http://www.joolo.net - better than this hole for mobile devices.
8:28 am
April 25, 2014
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Krisstoffer said
Could be possible that cable is cheaper in the long run or attaining the actual usb unit itself is too expensive in the area, in PH a lot seem to go with PoE or broadband lines rather than ADSL which does a better job here… 3G isnt upto par tho
I dont know. $350 to install and $35 a month. And it goes out when the electric does, which is quite often. Maybe I’m missing something but $25 for the USB and $16\mo just seems like a way better deal.
1:13 am
February 10, 2014
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that’s really expensive with a 3G service. I spend only 3,5$/month for my smart phone 3G
3:12 pm
April 25, 2014
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Jackson said
that’s really expensive with a 3G service. I spend only 3,5$/month for my smart phone 3G
Does that say $3.5 a month? That’s insanely cheap. I just upped another month for $16.
3:00 pm
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January 26, 2014
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Hello!
Is 3G the ultimate vogue there?
If that`s so, when 4G will appear on the horizon, rates will increase a little bit
For example, in Romania the cheapest 4G monthly subscription is estimated at 15EURO
2:24 pm
April 25, 2014
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Sorry, I can’t say that I know if the Vogue is here…I haven’t heard anyone talk about it or seen it advertised anywhere. I think in Nicaragua we are still in the land of 3G….but I am sure 4G won’t be too far behind, as they are eager to keep up with the technological boom of the rest of the world. It may take a little longer, but if it exists, they want it, so only a better if time. Ill let you know if I hear anything else.
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January 26, 2014
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Paul B said
Sorry, I can’t say that I know if the Vogue is here…I haven’t heard anyone talk about it or seen it advertised anywhere. I think in Nicaragua we are still in the land of 3G….but I am sure 4G won’t be too far behind, as they are eager to keep up with the technological boom of the rest of the world. It may take a little longer, but if it exists, they want it, so only a better if time. Ill let you know if I hear anything else.
The implementation of 4G depends on a whole suite of factors. For example, in my country it would have been implemented 6 months before (that is November 2013), but the local authorities requested a lot of fees to be paid, so they have to fiercely negotiate with the telecommunication companies involved, to reach an agreement
Now, I have Romanians got tired of 4G (it`s available for free on subways and other public spaces) and are waiting for something more, I presume 5G
Keep us updated!
2:24 pm
April 25, 2014
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Just talked to a friend yesterday who has a 4G phone….it is currently not working and he was joking about getting a 5G…so I guess Nicaragua is on top of the tech world…just not the rest of civilization.
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