Samsung's 5.5-inch Galaxy Note 2 smartphone arrives on the Sprint network Oct. 25 for $299 with contract. The phone supports unlimited data on Sprint's LTE network and will ship with Android 4.1.1 plus Samsung's own software that takes advantage of the included digital S-Pen.…
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Sprint Photon Q 4G LTE pairs Android 4.0 with a keyboard
Sprint's strategy to curb subscriber losses by converting Nextel customers is working but what will help the operator's cause more is the addition of hot smartphones. With the Photon Q 4G LTE, Sprint is gambling that people still want physical keyboards on their handset.…
Read MoreLTE devices on the rise, with tablets leading the way
The number of new LTE devices is up 76 percent in the past three months but tablets, not smartphones, are driving more of this growth. Carriers are mistakenly feeling the strong need to fight back against lower-priced, no contract Wi-Fi slates as tablet sales rise.…
Read MoreHTC Evo 3D first look video, no glasses required
Sprint's EVO 3D built by HTC arrives in stores next week, but we have an early look at that Android 2.3.3 smartphone. While it's similar to the Sensation 4G, a few features standout: glasses-free 3-D video and still images and support for Sprint's WiMAX network.…
Read More4G Plan Update: Who's Doing What With Mobile Broadband Through 2013
Between the four major U.S. cellular carriers and Clearwire, mobile broadband in this country is undergoing a fundamental transition to faster networks. But who's doing what and when with their offerings? Here's a summary of next-generation plans from the major U.S. carriers and Clearwire through 2013.…
Read MoreQualcomm Gets a New Lease on 3G Royalties With China Telecom
China Telecom is going forward with a plan to upgrade its existing mobile network to EVDO Rev. B. With 56 million subscribers on the China Telecom network, Qualcomm's 3G royalty stream will keep earning checks for now, just as the COO had hoped last year.…
Read MoreReasons to Stick With QuickBooks for Windows
Yesterday, I looked at QuickBooks 2009 for Mac and while the new version is an improvement in many areas, it does not…
Read MoreSprint Launches 3G-4G Modem
In anticipation of the growing footprint of its WiMAX (4G) service, the beleaguered mobile operator Sprint (s S) launched a 3G/4G dual-mode…
Read MoreEven Moms Love Mobile Data Cards
OK, that is a bit over the top! Nielsen Mobile came out with a report that points out that there were 13…
Read MoreNew iPhone Will Jumpstart Demand for Wireless Broadband
The introduction of the new iPhone 3G is going to jump start the 3G wireless broadband and is going to spawn a new ecosystem, much like how rise of wired broadband gave us Napster, Skype & YouTube. From that perspective, July 11 will go down as a red letter day for 3G wireless. Continue Reading the story.…
Read MoreAT&T 3G Network Ready for Faster Speeds
If you’re like me, sick of the double-crossing, bandwidth-capping ways of the in-the-red Sprint, it’s time for you to start thinking about…
Read MoreMaking Sense of Mobile Broadband Options
For people who work on the web, getting access to the Internet is vital. If we can’t connect to our colleagues and…
Read MoreP2P voice on the PSP: Skype arrives
Did you pick up one of the slimmer and lighter Sony PlayStationPortables, aka: the PSP-2000? If you did, there’s a present for…
Read MoreAlltel Adds WiFi To Mobile Data Mix
[qi:83] Alltel Wireless, the Little Rock, Ark.-based mobile company that recently went private, is adding WiFi as a data access option for…
Read MoreSling-ing in the (money) rain
Exclusive: Connected Home has become one of the main themes of investment for venture capitalists in Silicon Valley. And the hottest deal…
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