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Originally Posted by jem16
Trying to make up my mind about whether or not I need 3G and the extra cost of £40.
I have WiFi at home and see this as the most likely place to download books. 3G might be handy on the odd occasion but not so much for downloading books - perhaps other things. A few questions;
1. I know 3G is included and no monthly charge. However is there an extra charge put onto the cost of downloading a book if you use 3G as opposed to WiFi? Obviously UK would be main use but is there a charge in other countries?
2. I use GMail - is it possible to connect to GMail or am I limited to what I can browse with the experimental browser?
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i like the 3g. In the us, browsing is free, there is small charge to transfer stuff via 3g. I don't believe Amazon charges extra for the 3g transfer from books bought from them.
I am in wi-fi area enough, so I have it set to only transfer things to me when I'm in wi-fi.
I do use the 3g for light browsing and email on occasion. So far, I've seen no restrictions. Gmail works just fine.