The whole WI-FI thing im puzzled about I heared u can go to Mikey D's or any store & basically steal internet sorta speak My PSP locates the source but it alwase ask for some sort of KEY & I dont know what it means...so I can never access it cause of it. & also one day I was sitting outside & I used the SCAN feature & it found alot of wi-fi signals but once again it needed a KEY! can sumone explain that?
WEP and WPA are security measures that secure the wireless connection. The user must input a password - or "key" - to gain access to the connection. To use a wireless connection without a key, one must find an access point without any security. When this happens, the security measure will read "None", instead of, for example, "WEP". There are legal and ethical issues with this, though. Some access points are purposely open for public use, and some are open due to the users not knowing how to secure the network. One would have to check one's local laws for the legal side, and one would have to consider the ethical aspect of using without permission another user's network connection. Purposely open wifi access points often block access to websites that may be bandwidth intensive or potentially obscene, so sites like YouTube may not be available to access. Secondly one has to cope with the PSP's limited memory: sites like Google Maps don't work well at all with the handheld.
Yes you can serve the web but i don't use it cuz it kinda sucks personally if u really wanna surf the web but ur always on the go then i suggest u just get a laptop
if u really wanna surf the web but ur always on the go then i suggest u just get a laptop oscar530
Yes, but you can't fit a laptop in your pocket. I agree, for serious browsing, a laptop is the best portable method. However, aside from more expensive phones or PDAs, the PSP is one of the cheapest ways to get on the Web wirelessly.
Yes, you can. Personally, i love the browser. Typing is like texting on a cell phone, after a while you can type fast no problem. And the speed isn't that horrendous...just remember the days when you couldn't get highspeed internet =D.
But I just stepped over to a new provider (Tiscali) And It's HORRIBLE. Webpages load half the speed I had with my last provider. Lazy ]3a5terd5 at Tiscali :)
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