Alltel coverage area reaches places where the other providers aren’t. Their rural coverage strength will be expanded to urban areas nationwide by the end of 2008 thanks to a merger with Verizon
Category: Postpaid Mobile Broadband
Postpaid mobile broadband usually has discounted equipment and 2 year contracts. In some cases, they have better 3G coverage, 3G speed and a greater variety of devices.
Alltel High Speed Internet Review
Alltel High Speed Internet is EVDO revision 0 only. This is to change by the end of 2008. One can also add WiFi for $10 extra for bolstered speed and coverage at select locations.
Alltel Wireless Plans Review | Mobile Broadband
Alltel Wireless plans cover the needs of different mobile broadband users. They are the only major carrier to still provide an unlimited data plan. Students and business travelers alike are…

AT&T 3G Mobile Broadband | 2008
Beyond claiming the fastest mobile broadband network, AT&T 3G to offered users unlimited mobile broadband for $60/month. Now it’s 5 GB.
AT&T Wireless Internet Reliability
AT&T’s reliability is tied to their coverage and speed. AT&T coverage is best in cities. However, it has been known to be spotty while traveling on the road.
AT&T Coverage | Wireless Broadband
AT&T’s coverage for wireless internet is best in urban areas. You can expect 3G mobile broadband speeds. If you are traveling between cities expect EDGE or GPRS speeds.
AT&T Wireless Internet Speed
AT&T Wireless Internet speed tests show average download speeds ranging from 600-1400 kbps and upload speeds ranging 500-800 kbps. Who has the fastest network? AT&T, Sprint or Verizon…
AT&T Wireless Internet Cost (2008)
AT&T’s Wireless Internet cost (marketed as DataConnect for Laptops) is on par with the industry standard of about $60 per month. The difference with their service is what you get for the $60 a month.
Novatel Wireless USB720 Aircard Review
“The Novatel USB720 is perhaps one of the bulkiest USB aircards out there right now. It’d be easy not to lash out at it if it had 2GB of storage…but it doesn’t. It really makes you wonder…
