Everybody loves them some LTE. Really. Compared to the alternative, LTE is the tech junkie/road warriors single, saving grace. And today Verizon made sure to cater to that very group with two, new LTE hotspots, or as they call them, “Jetpacks”. The MiFi 4620L features an OLED display that displays battery life, security settings, and connected devices whereas the ZTE-made Verizon Eu-Fi890 which like the former, features an OLED display to display a bevy of...
Sprint’s plans to cap (literally) mobile hotspot users have been known for quite a while now. Mobile data card users, however, were thought to have escaped unscathed. Too bad they didn’t. A new chart from Sprint has leaked, showing that the current awesome deal of capped 3G and unlimited 4G will soon be replaced by the now standard (and terribly priced) data tiers in 2 GB, 5 GB and 10 GB flavors — no grandfathered options. Going over your allotted...
Verizon Wireless customers and owners of either the HTC Thunderbolt or Samsung DROID Charge LTE phones have a Monday pick-me-up by way of a new announcement via the carrier’s official twitter page. Because of the recent LTE network outage, VZW is extending the free hotspot service through June 15th, allowing customers to reclaim (and then some) lost LTE usage free of charge. Enjoy the extra LTE fun while it lasts! Source: Twitter Via: ...
Until now, the only reliable way to surf the web at close to 4G speeds is by using one of Verizon’s LTE laptop modems. But both of those devices are only good for a single user. Today that changes with the Samsung 4G LTE SCH-LC11 modem. This little unassuming black box provides the awesomeness of LTE speeds for not only you, but four other patrons as well. For now, there are two ways to to call this your own — pay $269 up front and go contract free, or sign...
Several months ago, Clear debuted a rather unique hotspot modem called the “iSpot”. By design, it was an iOS-specific device that would allow you to tether any and all iOS devices and enjoy up to 6Mbps download speeds. From start, hackers were interested on breaking the iSpot’s device restrictions — the reason being the discounted price of less than $100 for the iSpot hardware and a low $25/month for 4G data access. With that said, the actual...
