Will I be able to download songs and games via Wi-Fi and use this as an mp3 player while also letting my kids use it to play games if unactivated?
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Wifi is not cellular data provided by the wireless carrier. If your phone is using wifi connections to surf, it's the same as using an ipod touch or tablet on wifi. The wifi provider, be it IHOP or your home network bear all the charges of providing wifi. Wifi and cellular data(3G/4G/EVDO/LTE) are two different animals and you only are billed by the provider when you use cellular data, not wifi. (From Howard Forum)
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I believe you can, yes. There is also a microSD slot so you can port over music easily.
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Yes, you are able to. But don't waste your money on it. You will need the MP3 Player app, I think it is $5 or so. Then when you connect to the leap pad through Leappad connect, it will give you the option to download music to it. But my leap pad lasted 6 months with my child using every other weekend and Leapfrog refuses to warranty it.
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I believe that you need to look at the iPod Touch, with WiFi, if he wants to play games. The iPod Nano is pretty much just for music.
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It will work with Wi-Fi only as I used mine for this but you have to be near a Wi-Fi source. You could buy a MiFi and purchase a plan like Virgin Mobile OverDrive at Wal-Mart for around $50 or on sale for $30 and the monthly plan is $20. Or you could download all your favorite music to the phone and play your music in mp3 format as you do your walks.
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unfortunately no this mp3 does not have wifi and it can't access games ether.
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Double check the players documentation but if you hook it to a wireless router/receiver then u should be able to get internet wirelessly since the player isn't wifi only internet ready
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If you have icloud you could use that. But you need wifi or wirelessOtherwise you just have to pick and load the playlist you want to playIsold mine and got a 64 problem solved
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I bought tis for my husband at Christmas. He has not tried that with it. It might have some games, but he thinks it would be very limited. HOpe that helps you. He does love it for the music streaming, though!
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You will have to do it through a computer. The player is not wi-fi equipped. It has a usb cable that connects to a computer.
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No, you cant download games on it; It literally is a cheap plastic remote with a I Phone sticker on it. It does have songs and it identifies numbers and fruits. The best part of the whole phone is that it lights up really nicely. I would say ages 16months to 30months after that i can definitely see a child get bored with it. I literally bought it just to occupy my kid from destroying my phone and for the most part it does that. But i wouldn't say it is educational and has a lot of features.
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Yes, but you have to have a SD card you can't play music wireless from your phone only answer the phone. But, if your phone have a SD card you can take the music off it your phone and download it to the MP3 player. I got over 1000 songs on my SD card. If you have anymore question for me just email me again. Okay?
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Yes, but it ia bugy, wont control full features and you will able to use only internet radio, no usb or sd data could be use. To do this you will need to use remite control!
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No, unfortunately not. Although the player has a USB input the player does not have WIFI capability. The USB is for connecting external hard drives, flash drives, etc.
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Yes. I use my Mifi to connect all of my electronic devices- 3 blu-ray players, nexus 7 tablet, cell phone, and two laptops. I am also commissioned to bring my device on family vacations so everyone in the family can stay connected. Everyone loves my device! FYI- I use the apps Google voice and Groove Ip for my cell phone, so that I can talk over wifi and not have to buy a service plan. I have owned this device for well over 3 years and have not had any problems.
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If your WiFi signal reaches to your front lawn, I don't see why not? Although to be honest, I have not done very much at all with it's wireless or android capability and use it solely for it's MP3 function.
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I use my player for what it is, a DVD player and it works very well. I am not interested in downloading therefore I have absolutely no idea.
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All I can say, B.R., is that ours is streaming beautifully via our home WiFi network so, I don't see why not. Via USB stick...it plays .mp4s perfectly. I haven't tried any of the other formats. The wife and I are very happy with it. :-)