
As Sprint ends unlimited 4G mobile broadband for hotspots and broadband cards, you can terminate your contract without the ETF. Here’s how.

As Sprint ends unlimited 4G mobile broadband for hotspots and broadband cards, you can terminate your contract without the ETF. Here’s how.

With Sprint’s decision to end 4G unlimited mobile broadband, Verizon 4G LTE is now cheaper, faster and offers more data for your dollar.
AT&T, Clear, Sprint, T-Mobile & Verizon’s 4G speed, 4G coverage, 4G plans & 4G devices face off in this 4G comparison.

US Cellular 3G mobile broadband may start becoming 4G by the end of 2011. While late to the game, they’re still looking to join the race.

US Cellular 3G broadband cards have been reduced to one option. The PCD UM185. Incidentally, it’s the same card Cricket offers.

US Cellular 3G coverage is now nationwide thanks to a roaming partnership with Verizon. What about 4G though?

While US Cellular 3G speed hasn’t changed much, they do plan to launch 4G speed via LTE in 2011.

US Cellular 3G plans now include a $60 nationwide option with half the overage charges of the $50 plan.

Clear 4G mobile broadband may include LTE and WiMAX in a hybrid network similar to current 3G/4G models. Test runs show it to be faster than Verizon 4G LTE.

The Clear 4G devices’ line boasts an impressive 7 devices. Now, if only the Sierra Overdrive Pro was included.