Category: Mobile Hotspot News
Reviewing the Unlimited Data Clearspot Voyager Mobile Hotspot
Clear’s new Clearspot Voyager Mobile Hotspot may be just what the doctor ordered: No stressful Contracts or long term commitments, Light on the Wallet and spirit lifting unlimited data downloads over 4G.
Sprint to Customers: No More Freeloading Unlimited Data wih Tethered Phones
Sprint announced in June 2012 that they would be cracking down on smartphone subscribers who tether their smartphones as mobile hotspots to take advantage of unlimited data. Sprint is now carefully and aggressively monitoring user traffic to detect data use violations.
2012 Summer Travel with a Mobile Hotspot
Now more than ever, the whole family often needs to get online – Travel with a 4G mobile hotspot this summer 2012. Save money with one single data plan for up to 10 devices or users.
T-Mobile’s New “Business Friendly” Data Overage Policy
In July 2012, T-Mobile changed policies for mobile data. Prevously, T-Mobile subscribers has little or no option to restore full download speeds if their mobile data limits where breached. The new plan allows users to pay data overage rates, much like the other major mobile providers do.
The Virgin Mobile Paid Mobile Hotspot Advantage
Virgin Mobile’s new unlimited 4G offering on their Overdrive mobile hotspot is a viable contender against the big monthly contract competitors
Preview of the Karma Mobile Hotspot
Karma is not just a new mobile provider, but a whole new business philosophy. Karma goes back to the basics with simple design, simple technology, and simple sharing. Karma’s simple focus is total client satifaction, honest service, honest pricing, and honest communication. Karma intends nothing short of turning the mobile broadband business on it’s head. Read why that’s a good thing…
What Verizon’s New “Share Everything” Data Plans Mean to Mobile Hotspot Owners.
Verizon’s new “share everything” data plan is one of the biggest shakeups in data pricing plans for mobile devices. The new pricing structure takes advantage of the trend toward mobile broadband data in larger and larger quantities, with less emphasis on voice and SMS measured in minutes and number of text messages. What does this spell for mobile hotspot owners? Who benefits, who doesn’t?
T-Mobile Ends Free Mobile Hotspot Tethering with Android 4.
It was great while it lastest, but it looks like T-Mobile is shutting the door on using Android apps in Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) to tether mobile phones as hotspots for free. T-Mobile will now tack on $15 for the same privledge.
AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile – Options for Mobile Hotspots in 2012
Mobile hotspot.com looks at the 3G and 4G current 2012 mobile hotspot models and data plan options from the big wireless providers: Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile.
A Change in the Game Plan: Sprint Abruptly Ends Unlimited 4G Data for Mobile Hotspots
Now that the Era of Unlimited Mobile Broadband Data Has Ended – What does this Mean for Mobile Hotspot Owners and Buyers? On the week of October 15, 2011 a somewhat low key press release went out to the media from Sprint that basically announced it will be ending the policy of unlimited 4G data [...]
