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I want to use a 3G data card, and have found that these are offered by Vodaphone, O2 and Orange.
However, the only network offering 3G coverage in my area is Three.
Can I use one of the 3G data cards from the other networks on the Three network? Will there be any problems, apart from paying the full cost of the card?
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You cant use 3 through another card and even if you could, at present, 3 are a closed 3g network which means you cant use their 3g service to view web pages, only specific pages that 3 allow on their own phones, so for example, you cant view this website or any other poular website. This may change in the future as 3 is coming under alot of pressure to open up their network.
It may be worth trying T-Mobile as they have recently released a 3G card
Broadband is available here, the postcode search gives an erroneous result because Hull and surrounding area is the only area in the country not to be covered by BT - we have our own telephone company, Kingston Communications.
Anyway it's not the landline I'm interested in at the moment, but fast Internet wherever I am. I haven't looked into it, but satellite broadband sounds like it would be far too expensive.