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 to find the answer to your question and here’s what I found. AT&T has roaming agreements for data across the globe.
With AT&T, you can get data coverage in both countries on a number of carriers. Here’s where you can find specific rates and coverage for Ireland and Sweden. Upon checking the cards that AT&T are currently selling, the GT Ultra Express is capable of working on the networks in those countries. For a video/text review of 3 places where you can get it from check here.
Hope this helps!
Verizon Wireless is investing $75 million dollars into the North Carolina marketplace to make voice and data service better.
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 with mobile broadband prices and definitely cable/DSL prices.
While Sprint boasts the largest mobile broadband network, AT&T is claiming the fastest. With investing mega bucks into their 3G network, it was a prediction made at 