This question comes from Shar: “Would any of the cards you have reviewed also work in Ireland and Sweden (I am planning a trip there in August). Thanks – Your site is GREAT!!!” Thanks for kudos Shar. Feedback is great and appreciation is always welcome. Glad to here you’re traveling. I did a little digging…
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July 17, 2008 by
Marc in Uncategorized
As we spoke about in an earlier post, Alltel is rolling out EVDO Revision A in numerous places. Wichita, Kansas also gets to hop on the 3G high speed bandwagon. As we said before, speeds are expected to go from EVDO Revision 0 speeds of 400-700 kbps to 600-1400 kbps on the downlink. That’s about…
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As we spoke about in an earlier post, Alltel is rolling out EVDO Revision A in numerous places. One such recent addition is in Texas. Speeds are expected to go from EVDO Revision 0 speeds of 400-700 kbps to 600-1400 kbps on the downlink. Around double the speed. via TMCnet.com
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Falling right on the heels of an announced Verizon-Alltel merger, the 5th largest nationwide carrier has announced that it is upgrading its 3G network from EVDO Revision 0 to EVDO Revision A. Of course that only makes sense to do if they’re really talking about merging the networks. To see how that puts them on…
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Verizon Wireless is investing $75 million dollars into the North Carolina marketplace to make voice and data service better. “With this investment Verizon reportedly now covers approximately 30,345 square miles across the state”. The goal is to cover the entire state of North Carolina. Seems like a good time for Verizon Wireless Broadband users! Via…
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Verizon Wireless Broadband is run on ‘America’s Most Reliable Network’. Verizon Wireless Internet Reliability ranked highest in overall customer satisfaction for wireless data service.
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Verizon Wireless Broadband’s strong points are its award winning reliability and customer service. With expanding coverage thanks to an Alltel acquisition, they are positioned to rival Sprint.
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What does this have to do with Mobile Broadband you say? Just about EVERYTHING!!! I for one and loving this. It’s pretty simple. Just about every company that provides mobile broadband is a cell phone company. They view broadband cards as cell phones that can only transfer data and no voice. End result? If this…
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July 11, 2008 by
Marc in Uncategorized
Excitement is in the air for T-Mobile users (and fans) as they announced having tests of their 3G network by the summer. Sure enough they pulled it off in New York. No confirmation on how fast the speeds were yet. There are rumors floating around that they may go live nationwide by October 1st. If…
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July 11, 2008 by
Marc in Uncategorized
I’m personally pumped up about this. I have a feeling Sprint may be able to walk the path of light was more…or maybe the path of a matchlight at least. WiMax for the average joe in Baltmore this September. That’s just around the corner. What will the pricing be like? It has to be competitive…
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