kevin33
2012-04-05 17:18:48
Ok so tomorrow I'm leaving to go on a trip to Europe with my school. Because the flight is long I would like to bring music. Problem is all my music is on my phone. I wasnt going to bring it because knowing the phone company they would charge me big time for data use and roaming and what not. But now that I decided I need to bring it for music, what can i do to be able to listen to my music but not get charged a lot for? BTW its an Android smart phone so Yea. Thanks in advance. Let me know if you need more info.
lilcmp1
2012-04-05 17:21:39
Turn off your wireless/data settings :P
For me that generally means turning on airplane mode. You should be fine regardless though just don't open anything internet related.
kevin33
2012-04-05 17:31:07
Yea airplane mode for sure. Problem is that my phone likes to run things random sometimes, things I never opened. Turn off my wireless/ data settings? Like turn mobile network off? How would I go about doing that? The hotels will have wi fi so I was hoping to use the WiFi either on my phone or a computer in the hotel.
zamserv
2012-04-05 17:42:23
iPhone - turn airplane mode on, 3g off, data off, well wifi will not charge you so you can turn it on/off, or just remove the SIM card and thats all hehe
Frement
2012-04-05 17:50:09
Yeah, remove SIM, acquire MP3 player.
kevin33
2012-04-05 20:52:58
SIM card. Ok I will take a look. I have an mp3 player/Ipod except it doesnt have the songs I havee on my phone cuz I use my phone now and get music on it through apps.
Sir Ducksworthy
2012-04-09 07:07:16
Wow sort of off topic but you must go to one expensive ass school?
Daniel
2012-04-09 08:58:55
From: leetsxc
Wow sort of off topic but you must go to one expensive ass school?
Trips to other countries are quite often? :S Especially for languages, and history.
Indeed airplane mode will work for sure.