Sprint 3G speed is advertised as similar to DSL and about ten times faster than using dialup. But what’s it really like?
Category: Providers
There are 3 kinds of mobile broadband. Postpaid, prepaid and rental. Postpaid offers discounted equipment in exchange for a long term contract. Prepaid offers no contracts in exchange for full price equipment. Rental offers no contract or equipment ownership in exchange for a higher overall cost.
Sprint 3G Plans | 2009
When it comes to Sprint wireless plans, there’s only one 5 GB plan for $59.99. Buyer beware, overages are $51 per Gigabyte.
2009 Verizon Mobile Broadband Review
The 2009 review of Verizon Mobile Broadband covers prices, plans, speed, coverage, broadband cards and customer service.
Verizon DayPass | Prepaid Mobile Broadband Review
Verizon DayPass is the only prepaid mobile broadband from a major carrier. At $15 for 24 hours of mobile broadband, its just enough for a quick fix.
T-Mobile Customer Service Review (2009)
TMobile Customer Service is one of the best in the wireless world. Among major providers, they have consistently ranked as either number 1 or 2. Going head to head with Verizon…
Verizon Customer Service | 2009 Review
Verizon customer service came just a few points short of winning the #1 spot in the J.D. Power & Associates study.
2009 T-Mobile AirCard & Broadband Card Reviews
Looking for a T-Mobile AirCard or broadband card? Well, they’ve only got one. It’s the webConnect USB Laptop Stick and it’s pretty sleek.
Verizon Mobile Broadband Plans & Prices
There are 3 Verizon mobile broadband plans. A 50 MB, 5 GB, and Daily plan. Most people will end up with the 5 Gigabyte plan
T-Mobile Wireless | 2009 Mobile Broadband Reviews
T-Mobile Wireless 3G is finally here with 1 Mbps download speeds and the sleek webConnect Laptop stick that no one else has. If only they had more 3G coverage.