mobile internet

Hello all.

I will be moving to a new address that only supports mobile internet.

My question is; Will I be able to play Destiny?

Live in Australia.

Regards.

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Internet Explorer Mobile Sites

In the support pages Microsoft suggest there is an option in the hub to view pages in mobile version.

This option is definately not there on my intenet explorer. is there a reason for this?

I know the web page I'm wanting to view has a mobile version.

Thanks

 

How can i open my NAT ?

Hi,

Are you using ADSL for your internet or is it a mobile connection (3G/4G) if its mobile you might not be able to get an Open NAT, who is your Internet Service Provider?

 

Not sure but it would depend on upload and download speeds. I have wifi and for some reason I am never able to download destiny updates so it turned out to be a waste of $60 but there is one way to find out for sure when you get it setup.

 

Mobile internet, as in cellular? If that is the case, then yes you can, but the latency will higher and that will mostly mean you be able to play crucible without being neatened down almost always. But a lot will depend on the type of service and signal
strength.

 

Australian cities only support mobile? NZ cities have landline and our government is very slowly, rolling out fibre optic. If you mean cellular mobile internet which I can connect my smartphone to via my Telco provider (Spark NZ), it can be expensive. For
me I'm on a $19/month prepaid pack from Spark I get 500MB internet 10MB casual for $1 and if I go over that, it's like $1 per additional MB. My Samsung S5 advises using a Home Network. But you may get much more higher Ping and Latency. We do get 4G speeds
coverage in NZ city areas, in smaller towns and rural it's just 3G. Try exploring your options.

 

Xbox 360 most likely doesn't support USB mobile internet sticks or if I tether my Samsung S5 to it to get internet that way (it does work on my PC, 4G speeds in NZ are like 35-60mb/s down and average 29mb/s up which is better than our home network which
is ADSL averaging 10.9mb/s down and 0.9mb/s AT BEST, up provider is Spark NZ, NZ owned and the biggest ISP company in NZ) Another major provider is Vodafone but they're not NZ, they're UK. I haven't tried tethering (your get a USB cable which acts as a USB
connector and charger with Samsung S5) my phone to my Xbox 1 console. 4G speeds would help me upload videos so much faster than ADSL. Problem is Fibre in NZ cities won't even be completely rolled out until 2019 the governments goal is 2020 with Chorus. It's
only available in a few suburbs and addresses in NZ cities Home Ultra Fast Fibre Broadband.

 

gbw66, You'll be fine if you go with a wireless plan on telstra or NBN. I use Vodafone internet while i'm away and play cod all day. I do have a friend on wireless telstra who get's 16mb dl, that's not too bad, you'll want a decent plan though with the XB1,
downloads allot. Yes I'm an Aussie

 

Thanks RedEye! This gives me hope...

 

No nbn in future for at least 5 years! Wtf! Thanks Telstra for giving Au crappy old tech.

 

that sucks for mobile cell data usage and costs, here in the UK I have unlimited 4G, unlimited minutes and texts, free 0800 number calling for £40 a month. even still I would not choose to play xbox one on that kind of connection, the latency would be insane.