After years of fiddling with mobile phone hook-ups just to dawdle along at GSM speeds, hunting down hotspots or just making do without Net access on the road, the arrival of 3G is like manna from ...

Baby steps towards 100 per cent coverage dream... Orange has today announced details of its 3G network plans, with a data card scheduled for release next month and some Orange-compatible 3G handsets ...

Sometimes it seems that netbooks are everywhere. I’ve spotted them at airports, coffee shops and on commuter trains. No wonder that ABI Research forecasts sales of 35 million netbooks this year, more ...

Helio, the cellphone company with mySpace on their speedy 3G handsets, has always offered unlimited data, but without any way to get that net-link to your laptop. Until now. This PCMCIA card rocks ...

High-speed mobile broadband has arrived! We compare Telstra's BigPond Wireless Next G service, Vodafone's HSDPA-enhanced 3G network and 3's new NetConnect ExpressCard. At first it was enough just to ...

There are some attractive emerging options for getting international mobile voice services with predictable, flat-fee pricing models, as discussed last week. Now, what about taming data usage fees?

Beginning next week, Vodafone Group PLC, Europe’s largest mobile phone company, will begin offering customers in selected markets high-speed mobile data service based on new 3G (third-generation) ...

Given the explosion of 3G data card sales, one might wonder how wider availability of 3G phones will affect sales trends. Some customers might be willing to put up with a little extra work to save a ...

Digi-Key, together with B&B Electronics and Jazz Wireless, signed an agreement for a global distribution of the 3G Router/SIM Card Bundle. The target market of this product will be the low data ...

After years of fiddling with mobile phone hook-ups just to dawdle along at GSM speeds, hunting down hotspots or just making do without Net access on the road, the arrival of 3G is like manna from ...

Sometimes it seems that netbooks are everywhere. I’ve spotted them at airports, coffee shops and on commuter trains. No wonder that ABI Research forecasts sales of 35 million netbooks this year, more ...