Category Archives: Mobile Hotspots

Mobile hotspots are extremely portable mobile broadband devices that broadcast their signal via WiFi much like a wireless router. Instead of acquiring signal from a wired cable modem or DSL connection they receive their mobile broadband signal wirelessly from the provider’s network and re-broadcast it over a smaller WiFi network. The convenience is never having to plug it in (unless it needs to be charged) and being able to share it with multiple devices simultaneously. The downside is not being able to amplify signal reception via an external antenna (as with broadband cards)

AT&T 4G AirCard & Broadband Card Review

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The Shockwave is the AT&T 4G AirCard to have. While the MiFi 2372 does have more features, it’s not 4G upgradeable.

Sierra Overdrive 3G/4G Mobile HotSpot | Unlimited Mobile Broadband For You & Yours

Sprint Broadband Cards & Mobile Hotspots The Sprint / Sierra Overdrive Mobile Hotspot offers up unlimited mobile broadband in 4G coverage areas for $60/month. When the faster 4G network isn’t available, you’ll have the standard 5 GB of data in 3G areas. At just a bit longer than a AA Energizer battery on each side,…

Clear 4G WiMAX Devices

There are Clear 4G WiMAX devices for every man, woman, cat & dog. We’ll navigate through the plethora of choice.

2010 Sprint Broadband Card & Mobile Hotspot Review

Whether you need a Sprint broadband card for just yourself or a dual mode 3G / 4G mobile hotspot, compare them all here.

Sprint MiFi 2200 Review | A Buyer’s Perspective

The Sprint MiFi 2200 oozes coolness because it’s literally a mobile broadband hotspot that connects up to 5 devices. Now if only there wasn’t a 5 GB cap

Verizon MiFi 2200 Review | A Buyer’s Perspective

The shiny black Verizon MiFi 2200 is the new hotness because it’s literally a mobile broadband hotspot that connects up to 5 devices. If only we could fix that 5 GB cap