It means the message cannot be sent because of a network issue...wait 5-15 minutes and it will go away on its own.
They are out of service
I'm assuming you mean the Mobile home PARK wants it moved - then yes, it IS their responsibility to pay.
A mobile home IS a permanent home for many of us . -I don't understand what exactly you mean. If, by any chance you are asking "can you build a house on a mobile" then it's a very big NO.
3G means 3rd Generation mobile telecommunications. It is a network system used for mobile connection. When a tablet like an iPad is said to be a 3G tablet, it means that the tablet is capable of connecting to a mobile internet access through 3rd generation mobile telecommunication network.
If you mean a double wide mobile home, no. Most people don't own the land that a mobile home sits on and the way the mobile home is made doesn't lend it's self to having a basement.
If you mean like a jailbreak: its a android you dont need to jailbreak To change carrier: what i know impossible
This could mean that you or your friend is in an area with poor network reception. It could also mean either of your phones is broken.
If you have a home network or are on a network at the office you may have network drives or locations that you access frequently or copy data to and from on a regular basis. To make this process easier you can map a network drive to your network location.
Access Point Name is most commonly known as the public internet. It is the space or gateway between a mobile network and another computer network system.
Communication Technology is devices like phones or anything that you can communicate with. It can even be with machines. It can also mean stuff about what technology USES to communicate. They would be 1g=analog signal, 2g=2nd generation (mobile network), 3G= 3rd generation mobile network, 3.5G= 3rd and a half mobile network, that would be in between 3G and 4G, and then 4G the newest mobile network, 3 times faster that 3G.
If you mean unlocked as in free to change mobile network providers, you should contact your local provider. They will be able to tell you.