Just when the users thought they haven’t have had enough of the palm pre and pixi, here comes another wave hurling at them! This includes a more stylish look and more functional services which will surely surpass those offered by earlier versions.

For a closer description of the changes, both phones still have that sleek design which users appreciate. The easy to use and attractive WebOS software which Palm’s phones offer have also been given new features which will excite the users more. This is the mobile Wi-Fi hotspot feature. This enables the phone to connect t the internet via Verizon wireless. Of course Verizon has already given its charges and has cooperated with Palm regarding this matter.

The Wi-Fi capability can connect up to five Wi-Fi able devices. Users may feel a bit uncomfortable by the pricing, but the strong connection will still serve them well. Much better coverage than the slow connection other mobile hot spots offer.

When taking a closer look at it the Pre has the greater benefit with the changes. There is the sudden absence of the white button used for expanding open applications or viewing the applications just like what you can do in your computer. Then again, it is replaced by a glowing, touch-sensitive white dash, which makes it safer and uninterrupted while you are using the mobile.

Pre’s keyboard is smoother as compared to the sticky former version. This makes it easier for viewers to type instant message and emails on the keypads. What’s cool is that both phones are able to download from Palm Application’s catalog. This probably is the strongest asset of Palm’s Pre and Pixi as compared to their competitors.

In this industry, in order to become successful a company must be able to hold its ground and stand still amid the growing number of competitions. And that’s exactly what Apple is trying to do, with much success. The company has established such a reputation which in turn earns them a great number of loyal users.

Now, with the introduction of the iPad, Apple aims to gather more users and definitely keep their old ones eager for more. With the use of the iPad, it will be able to increase the asset value of fixed-line operators like the BT Group, which has 4,000 Openzone hotspots and 500,000 BT FON hotspots which can be found in UK. Since iPad will enable Wi-Fi usage, additional investment in the latter will be possible, titling the competitive balance back to fixed.

In a broader sense, a good urban Wi-Fi network which is tossed for free along with a fixed network rental, debates on whether this will fish out substitutional or additional telecom spend could start. Apple’s iPad will stir up old and new types of investments when it comes to Wi-Fi and Mifi technology. This will in turn give users more option and security whenever they connect to a network.

If you’re wondering what we’re talking about exactly, then you need not wait longer to know: its Apple’s iPad! This device will give a chance for urban Wi-Fi networks to penetrate the iPad’s system, thus enabling networks another charter of life, this will in turn persuade investment in the area.

The iPad costs $499 for Wi-Fi only, being cheapest, in regards to its size and ease of use. This device will surely be ideal for home and mobile office use. It will be pretty easy for users to connect to the internet since Wi-Fi is quickly being available in most workplaces. Either in your office or in city centers; take your pick! The iPad can surely connect you to the network with just a flick of a finger!

When there is Wi-Fi, surely MiFi isn’t too far away to reach. Whenever there is no Wi-Fi hotspot available, the user can also make use of the MiFi to stay connected. In case you’re also wondering how a MiFi works, it’s a wireless modem which works as a go-between a device and the network. It connects the Wi-Fi from the iPad to the cellular network. This is very much an ideal-fill in technology for users out there.

After saying goodbye (in the more contemporary sense) to wired connections, users fully embraced wireless connections as they were first introduced. Then there came hotspots. These are places wherein the Wi-Fi connection is strongest enabling users to connect to the internet without plugging into a modem.

Internet connection then invaded mobile phones. Now here’s where MiFi’s enter the scene. If you’re wondering what a MiFi is, fundamentally it is a wireless device which has a SIM inside. This can be connected to a laptop with the use of a USB, or even via Wi-Fi connection. Whichever way users choose to use, MiFi gets the signal on 3’s network, and viola! Users instantly get their personal dose of internet connection!

This type of wireless connection made life much easier and handy to users, especially to those who travel a lot and still need to be connected. If the user makes a wired connection to a laptop, they can use the microSD card reader and self-installing software, which can give texting capability. The great thing about MiFi, is that you can also use it with Wi-Fi enabled devices like the iPod Touch, which is being promoted by 3 in its website.

But then again, Sprint doesn’t cease to astonish users. Before you could have had a chance to finish marveling the capabilities of the MiFi 2200, Sprint has its sleeves up again for another wireless hotspot product.

The Sprint OverDrive is a game-changing product which Sprint launched after the huge success of the MiFi 2200. The Sprint OverDrive is a mobile hotspot which enables connections to travel in an impressively high speed to Sprint’s nationwide 3G network. This also includes their faster 4G WiMAX network, connecting up to 5 wireless devices.

Sprint’s latest product is also known as the Sierra Wireless W801. With this hotspot router, users will not only be able to access their files online, almost anytime and anywhere they may be, but they can also avail of the fast connection the Sprint OverDrive offers.

However, as others might be surprised, the iPod Touch does not possess a camera, 3G internet, GPS and compass. However don’t be ticked off too much. There have been recent innovations regarding on how to install 3G internet and possibly a GPS to your iPod Touch. Yes there are and these things are highly possible.

Turn the spotlight on to a device called the G-Fi. Now, what exactly is this? You may ask, what can this do to help your iPod Touch become connected? Here’s the catch: G-Fi can now add GPS to your iPod Touch, through its Wi-Fi capability. It can act like a MiFi because it can create a mobile WiFi hotspot. However, it does not have a MiFi’s ability to tube in the internet.

The G-fi can support up to 200 devices (beat that?). Any device which can enable Wi-Fi access can freely connect to the G-fi. It’s as easy as that! Believe it or not! A cost for the G-Fi is $100, with an additional charge of $30 for the connection. In order to pull up the application, you need to have the iPhone application Navmii.

However, Wi-Fi has only had limited areas to be available, mostly in coffee shops or in malls. Areas with most people in it. But then again, how about it if you’re travelling, just like in an airport? Not everyone has the leisure to set up their own wireless connections while they are on travel. Most people in airports are rushing and hurrying to finish their tasks on time. You know that you still need the connection at the precise moment but you’re not in an area wherein a hotspot is located. Now this is a lot of a trouble.

This is what the San Francisco International Airport has considered and is now going to provide travelers who pass through the airport to be able to access the internet for free via wireless connection. Approval on Tuesday will decide whether traveler’s smartphones and laptops can soon be receiving free wireless connections within the airport vicinity.

With this set up, travelers, are able to access the internet through the T-Mobile hotspot. This move, yet to be endorsed by the San Francisco City Purchaser will take San Francisco along with its Bay Area Competitors (Which are the San Jose and Oakland airports who are already offering free internet to travelers). Wi-Fi advertising or sponsorship is the proposed solution to offset costs of providing this free service.

Users wouldn’t need a land line anymore. All they had to do was to connect to the internet using their mobile and they get the same level of connection as how you would get from a land line modem. In Palm’s language users call it the Palm Pre Plus and the Palm Pixi Plus.

This device enables the user to surf through the net using his or her mobile phone, using Verizon Wireless 3G connection. Of course, monthly dues are also paid. Officially, Verizon Wireless announced that Palm Pre Plus will be paid with $149.99 and the Palm Pixi with a $99.99. Prices for both were taken after a $100 mail-in rebate with a 2 year customer agreement.

In addition, Verizon has also given an additional charge that makes for every 5GB data and 3G based Wi-Fi connectivity, will cost $40. The charge is levied on top of the calling and data plan. If a Wi-Fi mobile hotspot activates a Pre Plus on a 450 minutes call and text plan, it will eventually cost the user $129.99 per month ( which is $59.99 for the calling plan and $29.99 for the email and web data plan, along with the $40 Wi-Fi feature).

Now, what has Palm have in store for this kind of problem? The company has launched countless gadgets which help their users with their needs, and Palm is not about to stop there! Recently, Palm introduced the Palm Pixi Plus, this little sister of the Palm Pre Plus, is smaller compared to the latter. And it functions a bit differently too.

One thing common in both, is that they get their 3G connection from Verizon Wireless. Palm Pixi Plus is very much handy, it is also affordable to many and demonstrates high-end features like that of a Wi-Fi multi-touch. Along with this comes a full web browser, GPS and the ability to convert itself into a Wi-Fi hotspot. Can’t get anything better than that!

This is often referred to as a cuddly, cute, an entry level and a tiny screen smartphone which can be easily accessorized with designer and colorful clovers. It has a neat webOS operating system and can pull together the use of email and calendar entries. The media player works fine with Bluetooth headphones. All in all it’s a little devil which you can easily pocket!

Cellular Sales, a perk in the niche, is the nation’s largest retailer of Verizon Wireless. The company now has one of the most amazing devices to hit the wireless market in, what can you say, years! The device is popularly called as the Verizon Wireless Intelligent Mobile Hotspot.  It is “one of the year’s most innovative 3G devices” according to Laptop Magazine. They also added that it “must-have for any road warrior”.

Why so? Mainly because the MiFi2200 has a profile size of just like that of a credit card it is able to connect multiple users simultaneously and can connect up to 5 Wi-Fi enabled devices such as notebooks, netbooks, mp3 players, smartphones, cameras, PDA’s  portable gaming systems and a whole lot more! The list could go on.

This is very much ideal for small groups who travel together, those who does not only need the internet connection to their individual selves, but also to their colleagues as well. The MiFi2200 is ideal for those who need Wi-Fi access since they are far away from traditional hotspots, and also to those who would want to give high-speed online access to multiple Wi-Fi enabled devices at a single time.