To set this up to AT&amp;T, can I just call them when I receive the iPad to set up Data?
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I dont have that answer for you. I just use mine thru wifi. You should be able to do it by phone if your lucky enough to get someone that is fluent in english. Sorry i couldnt help you
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most likely not. This hotspot is designed to have data put on the box. Prob. ck w/AT&T.;
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You can just put your sim card in the phone if you already have AT&T;, no need to do anything else. If you have some other cell company and want to change to AT&T; than just take the phone to them and they will set you up.
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You can just call Verizon and they can turn on the Hotspot on your tablet. Remember that it does come out of your Data plan. This is also if you IPAD is cell enabled.
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You will need to get this information from your cell carrier. I use AT&T; and voicemail pretty much just happens once you've done the initial setup.
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No, this is A Wi-Fi only version of the ipad. I assume you would have to get the version that's 3G compatible and carrier specific to have that option.
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if you already have att all you have to do is put your sim card in the phone and you are set if not then yes if you want att as your service provider then take the phone there
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Your ipad has to have cellular capability and has to be the same as your carrier. If it does then contact them to set up. Otherwise it will only work on wifi but can use on FaceTime if wifi is available.
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Karen, I don't know. I assume so. My son helped me to setup my iPad. He is busy with his family and his job at this time. Perhaps, either Apple's Customer Service Department or their "Contact us" option will be helpful to you. Good luck! John
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Just wifi is fine, that's what I have. I do have AT&T mobile service but I have not associated the phone and IPAD as yet.
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You can use this iPad with a simple Wi-Fi connection. When, and if, you travel, you can activate the AT&T; data connection for a month or so and then deactivate the data connection when you get home. This is what I have been doing for about 3 years (and with 2 iPads).
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Don't purchase any iPad that is enabled to use any of the wireless carriers. An AT&T enabled iPad will not work with Version, and vice versa they have two different and incompatible wireless systems. Save your money and purchase a WiFi only iPad then go to what ever wireless carrier you are using and purchase a MiFi card, they also sell these on Amazon. With the money you save you can purchase a 128 gig iPad Air, or use that on a MiFi Card. These are a wireless WiFi router. Your iPad connects to it just like it does with your home network. You can connect up to 5 devices on them iPad, laptop etc. If you purchase the MiFi card outright you can then purchase some really great no contract data plans. All of the carriers have MiFi cards. If you purchase your MiFi cards,which gives a no contract deal you can have one for AT&T,T-Mobile, and another for Verzion, sprint, etc all you have to do is load the Sim card for the carrier you want to use. A MIFi card will fit in a shirt pocket with room to spare.
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You should have the app installed prior. I use it with both an iphone and iPad. You also need to have the system unlocked with a subscription to a service provider.
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Take a look at the descriptions of 3G on Apple's website: http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_ipad/family/ipad?mco=OTY2ODA0NQ#AT&T; 3G plans are all month-to-month and can be subscribed to or cancelled directly from Ipad.
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Not to the iPad that I know of but you can pick up a Verizon hotspot or tether the iPad to your smart phone and go that route at a later date if you pick up the wifi only version.
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Yes, but you have to have a AT&T technichian come out and type in the MAC & S/N number of the device into their system. To allow their service to be transmitted by the device. Maybe after you received it in the mail you could try calling in and giving them those numbers without having a technichian come out. And just hook it up yourself.
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This one definitely is the I-Pad 4 w/ Retina Display but it is not the AT&T; or Verison ready I-pad that you can broadcast off of without it being in a wifi hotspot. What I wanted and did is this.... You can call AT&T; and turn a phone of yours into a wifi hotspot, so that this I-Pad will work with AT&T; which is what I did, because it comes out cheaper and also it allows me to braodcast ballgame info out to parents via wireless through it, for the ball games that I attend. But as far as this being a AT&T; or Version already setup ipad....It is not and I did not go that way because it was actually more expensive to do it like that. This one definitely is the I-Pad 4 w/ Retina Display but it is not the AT&T; or Verison ready I-pad that you can broadcast off of without it being in a wifi hotspot. What I wanted and did is this.... You can call AT&T; and turn a phone of yours into a wifi hotspot, so that this I-Pad will work with AT&T; which is what I did, because it comes out cheaper and also it allows me to braodcast ballgame info out to parents via wireless through it, for the ball games that I attend. But as far as this being a AT&T; or Version already setup ipad....It is not and I did not go that way because it was... » Read More This one definitely is the I-Pad 4 w/ Retina Display but it is not the AT&T; or Verison ready I-pad that you can broadcast off of without it being in a wifi hotspot. What I wanted and did is this.... You can call AT&T; and turn a phone of yours into a wifi hotspot, so that this I-Pad will work with AT&T; which is what I did, because it comes out cheaper and also it allows me to braodcast ballgame info out to parents via wireless through it, for the ball games that I attend. But as far as this being a AT&T; or Version already setup ipad....It is not and I did not go that way because it was actually more expensive to do it like that. « Show Less