I keep seeing some users refer to this, but I don't know the extents to which they mean "free" and "unlimited", or even if they're referring to actual "browsing" as opposed to being restricted to Amazon-approved services.
I spoke with some people who have the Nook, and they assure me that Amazon would not be giving away free & unlimited 3g browsing.
So, I'm wondering what the official word is on the limits of 3g browsing. I've seen the official Amazon terms, which state:
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You *may* be charged a fee for wireless connectivity for your use of other wireless services on your Device, such as Web browsing and downloading of personal files, should you elect to use those services. We will maintain a list of current fees for such services in the Kindle Store.
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That doesn't mean that they *will* charge for wireless connectivity in the browser, nor that they have the capability to charge a Kindle customer, who has paid for their device with cash.
Also... do users of the Kindle 2 (U.S. version; CDMA; Sprint) & Kindle 2 (International version) experience the same results in terms of "free unlimited 3g browsing"??
Much thanks in advance!!
