Monday, August 09, 2010

How to get Unlimited Mobile Broadband


Have you thought to yourself "Why is there a limit to my Internet from Sprint or Verizon or ATT? They all have 5GB limits and that sucks! I want Unlimited Mobile Broadband. Most people don’t know what 5GB even is, so how the heck are they going to want to worry all day about how much they use?

Thankfully, Sprint now has Unlimited Mobile Broadband Internet on their 4G network. Yes, there is still a 5GB limit on the 3G network, but as long as you are on the 4G side you are good to go. This is one of the main reasons it makes sense to get a 4G/3G device. Do NOT waste your money on a 3G only device, you will hate yourself in a year when 4G is much more widespread. Not very often in life are choices quite so easy. Faster Service, Unlimited Internet, all for the same monthly cost as the older, slower technology? Where do I sign up?? (Below, actually!)

What are some of the 4G devices I’m talking about? The Franklin U301 was the first 4g device, then came the Overdrive which is like the very popular Mifi, but adds 4G also. So yea, its a few dollars more upfront, but it blows the mifi away in every other way. Get the Overdrive and you will thank me later! The next device to come out is the Sierra Wireless 250U pictured here, the newest Sprint 4G Mobile Broadband Device
which comes in an unusual looking round USB device… but its works great! It also is the first one to have antenna ports so you can add an external antenna for both the 3G side and the 4G side since they have different antennas for the different technologies.

Also noted in the video above, you can add a Mobile Router to any of the 4G USB devices to create a Mobile Wifi HotSpot that can allow 5 or 10 users to share one account over an entire house or small office

So what about Verizon? As it stands now, Sprint is the only one with 4G right now. Verizon is coming out with their own version called LTE later in 2010. However, until it’s actually available and we can see the cities it covers and see some real world tests, I would recommend going with Sprint for your 4G needs!

Order Sprint 250U USB for FREE

Order Sprint Overdrive 4G/3G HotSpot

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