How to stream video while on the road
We have Netflix and Amazon Prime at home and find that there are good series on both that aren't available elsewhere. They use our Wifi router. The Wifi in campgrounds is way too limited in bandwidt...
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In Canada things are much worse regarding data.
My personal solution is:
5 gigs from Koodo (wholly owned by Telus, so national coverage) $60
5 gigs from Telus (on a dongle) $10 (piggybacked on a cell phone)
10 gigs from Sasktel (supposedly unlimited but throttled to 256 k after 10) I'm grandfathered in $80 (national coverage)
Almost all of my data use is tethered.
Basically I can use up all my data in 3 days or less--so I save the dongle for business use.
I do have three cell phones so my bill per month is around $200.
I do spend lots of time in places that have free wifi such as the local library.
If T-mobile starts offering binge on in Canada I could see myself dropping one cell phone, and getting one from them, even with the low Canadian dollar.
My personal solution is:
5 gigs from Koodo (wholly owned by Telus, so national coverage) $60
5 gigs from Telus (on a dongle) $10 (piggybacked on a cell phone)
10 gigs from Sasktel (supposedly unlimited but throttled to 256 k after 10) I'm grandfathered in $80 (national coverage)
Almost all of my data use is tethered.
Basically I can use up all my data in 3 days or less--so I save the dongle for business use.
I do have three cell phones so my bill per month is around $200.
I do spend lots of time in places that have free wifi such as the local library.
If T-mobile starts offering binge on in Canada I could see myself dropping one cell phone, and getting one from them, even with the low Canadian dollar.
