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Verizon’s ‘ItsOn’ MVNO and AT&T’s ‘All in One’ to take on simplified billing/pre-paid space

May 3, 2013   Apple, Mac
ItsOn, a company building software for carriers that provides users with dynamic pricing plans on mobile devices, last year announced plans to partner with one of the big U.S. carriers for its launch early this year. We’ve since learned that the carrier is likely Verizon, and that ItsOn will be launching as a consumer facing [...]
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FreedomPop announces network expansion for nationwide coverage alongside new 3G/4G ‘Overdrive Pro’ hotspot

April 24, 2013   Apple, Mac
Wireless provider FreedomPop, the company providing access to free monthly data plans through a number of hotspot devices and iOS device accessories, today announced it is expanding its 3G coverage through Sprint’s network to provide nationwide coverage to its customers. “The biggest criticism with our service to date has been the coverage gaps in certain [...]
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FreedomPop announces network expansion for nationwide coverage alongside new 3G/4G ‘Overdrive Pro’ hotspot

April 24, 2013   Apple, Mac
Wireless provider FreedomPop, the company providing access to free monthly data plans through a number of hotspot devices and iOS device accessories, today announced it is expanding its 3G coverage through Sprint’s network to provide nationwide coverage to its customers. “The biggest criticism with our service to date has been the coverage gaps in certain [...]
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Verizon CEO Says He Convinced Steve Jobs to Put LTE in the iPhone 5

April 11, 2013   Uncategorized
Speaking at the National Association of Broadcasters, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdams talked about how data is used on Verizon's pipes... and a story about how he convinced Steve Jobs to put LTE on the iPhone 5. More »
    


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Verizon CEO Says He Convinced Steve Jobs to Put LTE in the iPhone 5

April 11, 2013   Uncategorized
Speaking at the National Association of Broadcasters, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdams talked about how data is used on Verizon's pipes... and a story about how he convinced Steve Jobs to put LTE on the iPhone 5. More »
    


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T-Mobile’s Testing Out Its LTE Network in 8 Different Cities

March 23, 2013   Uncategorized
The "uncarrier" T-Mobile has an announcement coming up next week, and while it could be about anything, some recent data about their LTE testing provides a clue. According to OpenSignal, T-Mobile has already started testing it's brand new, upcoming LTE network in a total of eight different cities. More »


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Why T-Mobile’s 4G Network Could Kick Everybody’s Ass

March 18, 2013   Uncategorized
A lot of people wrote T-Mobile off when its big merger with AT&T fell through last year. The pink carrier had no iPhone, no 4G. But with today's announcement of the company's official LTE rollout, it may have just put itself in a position to offer something no one else can. More »


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FreedomPop now lets users roll over unused data from one month to the next

March 14, 2013   Apple, Mac
Ahead of the company’s plans to roll out LTE service and a new iPad clip through Sprint’s network later this year, wireless provider FreedomPop announced today a new rollover data feature that allows users to keep their unused data from one month to the next. As to be expected from FreedomPop, the service will also [...]
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Someone Made an Entire Movie About How Awful 3G Data Is

March 1, 2013   Mobile
What began as a shameless ploy by the LTE-peddling thugs of the mobile crime wars has, fortunately, evolved into a tale of star-crossed lovers set for the modern stage. Presenting 3G: The Killer Connection, the story of what can happen when your choice of data carrier turns out to be wrong. Dead wrong. More »


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Someone Made an Entire Movie About How Awful 3G Data Is

March 1, 2013   Mobile
What began as a shamelessly transparent ploy by the LTE-peddling thugs of the mobile crime wars has, fortunately, evolved into a tale of star-crossed lovers set for the modern stage. Presenting 3G: The Killer Connection, a tale about what can happen when your choice of data carrier turns out to be wrong. Dead wrong. More »


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