Tag: 5G

HALIFAX: RE: 5G Built Webpages

Right, again…

A webpage made on 5G is a SIM Card only built webpage.

All files are probably Linux based.

The text editor on 5G to make the page is loaded from the 5G SIM device on bandwidth only.

On Google Play most Android text editors are paid apps.

File servers on the intetnet run on Oracle etc.

The 5G WordPress page is loaded to the Oracle Server from SIM app paid text editor will recgonize on the remote web page server and will run as s better app on their 5G compatability.

Youtube is all systems, while pages like my network are just 5G uploaded…

My page remote Oracle Server on the DNS on the web url directory will recgonize this as a 5G Oracle Uploaded Web Page.

Then will only play the “file stream link” from Youtube using only the system the page was built on and Oracle should only play as 5G on the page.

Non 5G systems like Windows will only display as Windows default settings translation of the 5G page.

RE: Streaming Services

Right…

The actual record is on pages like mine, http://www.thrash-metal.com not Spotify.

You know why?

External links from Youtube carry different sound, the link page plays one file better without the Youtube playlist for next song.

So, on Venom’s new concert Blonde Cronos has better but lower sound on my page than Youtube.

That you can only hear on bandwidth, then you have to pay phone company rates to hear the real sound on 5G.

You play the video on my page and two things happen:

1. Phone company gets money for url video plays.

2. Phone company gets money for album plays.

Spotify businesses only land line.

Also, no subscription needed on my page, to hear an official album or movie billed to you bandwidth from your pre-paid or phone plan.

Example, load phone card…use bandwith to listen to paid albums and movies on my page.

Phone company rates charge for resolution 1080p etc., and increase by using the fast foward button from the faster download speed.

According to that, I’m waaaaaay bigger than Spotify.