Q. I'm on my android phone, do I need to be on a desktop to be able to respond to answers?
Thanks so much shane!!!!
Thanks so much shane!!!!
A. For this you must be on Desktop or Laptop.
You can reply to answers to your question by selecting Add Details from the drop-down menu via the Edit (pencil icon) feature in the Action Bar below your question.http://yanswersblog.com/Pictures/extendq.jpg
You'll have 5000 characters to work with.
There's no usual threaded "reply to" features like you'll find in other help forums. To address a particular user, just preface your added details with the user's name, e.g. - "Hi Diana" or "@George". It's fine to say hello to the person you're addressing, being polite and conversational within your actual question or answer is encouraged.
Use this feature to give any extra useful and practical information that helps further clarify your question, to more fully explain the scope of your question and what type of information you're looking for.
You'll also be given the option of posting a short comment when you Choose a Best Answer to your question (you'll need only wait one hour for the blue Choose as Best Answer buttons to appear with each answer).
If you're answering a question, you can reply to the asker or other answers by clicking on Edit at the bottom of your answer.
Asking for clarification from the asker is fine, as long as you first attempt to answer the question. Speaking your mind is most welcome, and editing your answer according to other answers to justify or clarify your point of view is OK. It's also OK to sign your answers with your name.
You can only use these Edit features while the question is still open to receive answers.
Just stay on topic and friendly and you'll avoid breaching the guidelines for chatting.
For any off-topic chatting, please use other provided forms of communication.
If a user has their in-house email or IM enabled, you'll see the links on their activity page. But you'll also need to have yours enabled in your own Preferences - Privacy & Communications settings before you'll be able to use them.http://answers.yahoo.com/my-activity/edit/settings
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When another user sends you an in-house email message, you can reply to it within the message by clicking on the blue text hyperlink "Reply To This Message".
You can reply to answers to your question by selecting Add Details from the drop-down menu via the Edit (pencil icon) feature in the Action Bar below your question.http://yanswersblog.com/Pictures/extendq.jpg
You'll have 5000 characters to work with.
There's no usual threaded "reply to" features like you'll find in other help forums. To address a particular user, just preface your added details with the user's name, e.g. - "Hi Diana" or "@George". It's fine to say hello to the person you're addressing, being polite and conversational within your actual question or answer is encouraged.
Use this feature to give any extra useful and practical information that helps further clarify your question, to more fully explain the scope of your question and what type of information you're looking for.
You'll also be given the option of posting a short comment when you Choose a Best Answer to your question (you'll need only wait one hour for the blue Choose as Best Answer buttons to appear with each answer).
If you're answering a question, you can reply to the asker or other answers by clicking on Edit at the bottom of your answer.
Asking for clarification from the asker is fine, as long as you first attempt to answer the question. Speaking your mind is most welcome, and editing your answer according to other answers to justify or clarify your point of view is OK. It's also OK to sign your answers with your name.
You can only use these Edit features while the question is still open to receive answers.
Just stay on topic and friendly and you'll avoid breaching the guidelines for chatting.
For any off-topic chatting, please use other provided forms of communication.
If a user has their in-house email or IM enabled, you'll see the links on their activity page. But you'll also need to have yours enabled in your own Preferences - Privacy & Communications settings before you'll be able to use them.http://answers.yahoo.com/my-activity/edit/settings
The Answers Community can contact me:
[✔] Via Email (Your address will remain private)
[✔] Via Yahoo! Messenger (This will make your messenger and Yahoo! ID visible to the Answers community)
When another user sends you an in-house email message, you can reply to it within the message by clicking on the blue text hyperlink "Reply To This Message".
How much internet time can i get with 25MB?
Q. Well, this week I am buying a new phone from verizon, and they have changed it so with the phone I want I am forced to purchase a $10 data plan that will give me 25MB of data allowance.
If I only use this to go on facebook and do not actually download anything, about how much internet time would I be getting per month from this?
If I only use this to go on facebook and do not actually download anything, about how much internet time would I be getting per month from this?
A. It's not time spent, it's how much you actually view/download that counts. You will be able to go online and look at your data usage day-by-day once you get the phone to get an idea of how much you are actually using.
It really depends on how much you browse the web with the phone. For a normal "feature phone" like they are forcing the $10 monthly 25MB plans on, you will probably not have to worry about going over. On the other hand with a fully internet-integrated phone like an Android device where you can listen to radio, watch youtube and such, 900 to 5000 MB per month is not at all unusual, and is why they require the $30/month unlimited data plan with those kinds of phones.
It really depends on how much you browse the web with the phone. For a normal "feature phone" like they are forcing the $10 monthly 25MB plans on, you will probably not have to worry about going over. On the other hand with a fully internet-integrated phone like an Android device where you can listen to radio, watch youtube and such, 900 to 5000 MB per month is not at all unusual, and is why they require the $30/month unlimited data plan with those kinds of phones.
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