“What is the difference between Wi-Fi and 3G? (3G I know costs more)”

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• Wi-Fi works anywhere an internet connection is available. 3G is a data stream through your data plan.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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• 3G is free on the kindle and Wi-Fi is not.

  Answered by UB1 10 years ago

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• Wi-Fi is typically free, where 3G is service based through cell phone carriers at a cost. 3G stands for 3rd Generation Mobile phone technology. Anything 3G for a device is gong to come at a cost.

  Answered by mcr31 10 years ago

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• Wifi will only work with a wifi hot spot, for downloading books to your kindle. 3G is attached to a cell phone network so you can down load on the go. The thing with 3G is that it will cost you money on your cell phone bill.

  Answered by Redreader 10 years ago

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• 3g is using the same connection that a smartphone uses for data and wifi allows you to connect with a standard internet connection.

  Answered by Jess 10 years ago

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