Mobile phone carrier Verizon Wireless, in collaboration with ZTE USA, announced on Thursday the release of AD3700, a Mobile Broadband USB modem that sports global connectivity capabilities. The new device comes to the market with the capability to connect to high-speed networks in more than 175 destinations around th... |
14 August 2009
03:01 GMT |
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The first steps towards the deployment of the next-generation Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology have been already made, and while a lot of carriers already announced plans to roll out networks based on the 4G standard, other companies also stated that they would support the technology in their own way. A wide rang... |
19 June 2009
08:46 GMT |
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Australia's largest mobile carrier, Telstra, has announced the availability of a new USB modem for its customers. Manufactured by the Richmond-based Canadian company Sierra Wireless, the new product comes under the official name of "Telstra Turbo 7+ USB Series Modem" and it's targeted towards mobile busines... |
12 September 2008
08:36 GMT |
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Along the other eight new Sony Ericsson devices unveiled today, the Swedish-Japanese joint-venture has also presented two multi-functional USB modems, named MD400 and MD400g. These new products are introduced by Sony Ericsson as being "the first HSPA USB modems of their kind" and they were created for users who nee... |
17 June 2008
12:35 GMT |
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Sprint announced that it has expanded its offering of wireless connectivity products with the introduction of the Ovation U727 USB modem from Novatel Wireless. A modem stick to date, the Ovation U727 integrates a microSD slot, that allows the use of memory cards with a capacity of up to 4 GB.The Ovation U727 is optim... |
1 October 2007
09:17 GMT |
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The top ten best sold mobile phones this month in Telia stores places a USB modem as the best sold such device. The product has been in top three for the last three months and now has worked its way up to the first place.The USB modem comes packed with 3G and PC connectivity performances. Wireless broadband continues... |
2 August 2007
05:29 GMT |
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