Most of the wifi hotspots are located in cafés, bus stops, airports, commercial hotels, higher education institutions, large exhibition halls, etc. The first reaction of many of them should be to see if they can be connected to wifi hotspots. There's also a lot of places that don't have wifis that might need us to turn on our phones and share them with friends. What about hotspot in english?
It's called "hotspot."
A public place where you can use a computer, mobile phone, etc. With w-fiI don't know what you're talking aboutI don't know what you're talking about
Hot spots
There are wi-fi hots in all our cafés.
All our cafes have internet hot spots。
Traffic
Network traffic can be expressed in terms of data, unlimited data, out of data:
Mb = megabyte, short megs
Gb = gigabyte
The 1g is actually 1gb, but the scabs do not read 1gb or 1g, they say 1 giggs/gigabytes, and then 100m is 100 megs. That's the tunnel!
Example:
You're goingShe needs a bigger data plan.
You need a bigger mobile set。
Of course, there's traffic and signals:
Signal: signal or recaption
Signal is good:
Bad signal: poor/bad/terrible signal/reception or spotty service
No signal: no signal/reception
The battery's english is battery
If your phone's dead, you can tell me
My iphone just ran out of battery.
That's when we need to charge our phones。
Charger
The verb charge is charge
The charger consists of a data line usb cable and a wall charger。
Example:
You need to charge your cellphone before the battery is completely dead.
You better start charging the phone before it's completely dead。
Other english-language expressions related to mobile phones:
Screen
Screen protector screen
Center button main button
Headphones
The headphone jack
Cellphone case
Volume button
Flashlight
Speaker
Answer the phone
My phone's dying
My phone's dead
Data plan flow package
My cell phone ran out of credit
