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AT&T Mobility followed rival Verizon Wireless by introducing prepaid mobile broadband plans. The new plans, called DataConnect Pass, work with all AT&T-certified netbooks and laptops. The... Read more...

Wired.com conducted a smartphone broadband test that found AT&T customers experienced the slowest average 3G network speeds while Verizon subscribers recorded the fastest speeds. Another test... Read more...

Everyone, it seems, noticed that during Hurricane Katrina, the cell phone system was gone with the wind (and the waves). In response to the experience of Katrina and a number of other natural and... Read more...

WiMAX plans are popping up all over, and Clearwire has become the latest to go public with details of its... Read more...

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Should dual-mode handsets, voice over WiFi meet? Article Army tests tech integrating wireless, wireline and... Read more...

In the eternal quest to remain up-to-date on wireless standards here's a very useful article for understanding what... Read more...

Why the telcom act needs to be spruced up a bit. Article Taiwan could be home to biggest WiMax deployment to date.... Read more...

American Republic Insurance is using 3G to boost sales staff efforts when on the road, H&R Block is using it to power customer kiosks and temporary offices used during tax season and a... Read more...

Motorola isn't waiting for the WiMax Forum to deliver specs for WiMax wireless broadband and is readying two product lines based on the IEEE 802.16e standard to hit the market early next year. The... Read more...