Monthly Archives: January 2009

United Airlines is now the latest airline to announce in-flight broadband. The provider is Gogo. Pricing looks a bit like this:

 Whether on United or the four other U.S airlines Aircell now has agreements with, Gogo...

Sprint & Sierra Wireless throws us another broadband card to play with. Here's the essential info:

EVDO Rev. A (Up to 3.1 Mbps)
USB format with an interesting clip for keeping it out of harm's way (looks a bit cumbersome though)
Smallest broadband card available today
microSD...

via Consumerist...

A proposed settlement has been reached in the class action lawsuit against Sprint over early termination fees (ETF). It seems to basically apply to anyone who has had a time-based contact with Sprint that had an etf clause it i.e. most Sprint wireless customers....

"The world's lightest notebook"

"1.4 lbs"

"Fits in a jacket"

"Xcross Media instant-on for web browsing, music, video and photos"

"Turn by turn GPS navigation...no internet required"

"Built-In Mobile Broadband"

Curious yet?

via Sony...

Clearwire, the wireless broadband company that has merged with Sprint's Xohm to provide WiMAX, is set to launch its first city under the Clear brand today (Jan.6.08).

Here's a breakdown of the regular featured mobile plans according to Clear's site.

$10/day - 24 hour pass XRead more

Verizon might be shifting up plans to get the jump on the competition. It may start deploying Long Term Evolution as early as the end of the year.What does that mean for you?

Average speeds of 16-25 Mbps ...wirelessly. Sexy. Just downright sexy.

via Boy...