Question about Motorola Mobility Moto Q
I can help you with your Motorola Moto Q restarting problem.
What has most likely happened is that the firmware of your phone has become corrupted. When this happens your phone will act erratically, freeze, or no longer finish (or even start) its boot sequence.
This is a very common situation with many phones; also with MP3 players, GPS devices and cameras.
The good news is that if you take your phone into your carrier's store, they can reflash it for you right there (if they have a competent tech handy.)
If you are comfortable with computers etc, you can also do it yourself. Your computer will communicate with and fix your phone, even though it doesn't seem to recognize it right now - I've seen this many many times.
My only warning for you is that if you are going to flash your phone yourself, you need to get the correct firmware from motorola's site for your carrier. I just downloaded the Verizon firmware as an example - Motorola's website has about ten different carrier firmwares for their MotoQ phone.
I hope that helps.
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Posted on Jul 14, 2010
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
The Apple iPad 2 with Wi-Fi and 3G allows you to browse the Internet using a Wi-Fi connection or a cellular connection.
You can purchase an iPad with an internal Verizon 3G network card.
Verizon has several pay-as-you-go plans to choose from in order to activate their service. Verizon has 1 GB, 3 GB, 5GB and 10GB data plans with no contracts that can be activated within the iPad 2 device.
Power on your iPad.
Slide your finger across the iPad to unlock the device. Enter your passcode if applicable.
Tap "Settings," "Cellular Data," "View Account."
Enter your "First Name," "Last Name" and "Telephone Number."
Enter your email address and password. This creates an account on the Verizon network where you can view your data usage and make changes if applicable.
Tap one of the following plans: "1 GB data per month for $20," "3 GB data per month for $35," "5 GB data per month for $50" and "10 GB data per Month for $80."
Tap the applicable credit card for payment and billing. Credit cards available are the following: "Visa," "MasterCard," "Discover" and "Amex."
Enter your "Credit Card," "Name," "Expiration Date," "Security Code" and "Billing Address." Tap "Next" to continue.
Review the Terms of Service and tap "Agree."
Review Billing and credit card information and tap "Submit." Activation happens immediately and you can begin using your iPad via a cellular connection.
Hope this helps
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