hotspot
- noun
- /ˈhɑtˌspɑt/
- Texting
- Only public Wi-Fi hotspots or does that include private?
- Wi-Fi hotspot
- WiFi hotspot
- mobile hotspot
But I've been mostly able to just do whatever I need to do with mobile hotspot.
- But I've been mostly able to just do whatever I need to do with mobile hotspot.
- And also realize that you're, you're helping logging where you are and your position helps us find these new hotspots.
- But this seems to be just quite localized at the moment in terms of the country and we are picking up hotspots on the app thanks to your logging.
- You're even talking about money for Wi-Fi on school buses, mobile hotspots and schools and libraries, electric vehicle charging stations, energy efficient.
- You know, I'll purchase a Wi-Fi hotspot with cash at some mall that's far away from where I'm usually AM.
Examples
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Sprint allows you to toggle the personal hotspot from quick settings; AT&T does not.
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Why did I make this church a Wi-Fi hotspot?
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From there, you just launch the app, click the Wi-Fi symbol, and turn your hotspot on.
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I switch and pay the extra $5 for 5GB and free hotspot instead of unlimited data.
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Find a Wi-Fi hotspot or pay for Wi-Fi in your hotel!
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You can also get free Wi-Fi from AT&T hotspots, nationwide.
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The closest hotspot is at a coffee shop a block away, where you can enjoy your drink while connecting to the internet.
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Many travelers search for a hotspot to access Wi-Fi when they are away from home.
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The library has recently upgraded its Wi-Fi services, providing a public hotspot for all visitors.
Synonyms
A place or device that gives wireless internet to nearby devices
Antonyms
How Accessible
- Texting
- Texting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hotspot pairs hot ('active' or 'ready') with spot ('place'), so it suggests a place where something is available right now. That's why a public hotspot means a place where you can connect your device to Wi‑Fi.