Verizon has posted its Cyber Monday deals on smartphones, tablets and mobile broadband devices. The deals we’ll tell you about are only good for online purchases made today. They also require a new two-year agreement along with the appropriate data plan. The requirements aren’t anything out of the ordinary.

Sprint is once again making changes to its service plans. Although it is the only nationwide major carrier to offer a real unlimited plan for smartphones, it will not be extending that courtesy for all of its data devices any longer. Starting in November, Sprint will no longer offer unlimited data plans for mobile broadband devices or wireless hotspots created by its smartphones.

Moments before T-Mobile chief marketing officer Cole Brodman revealed the pricing an release date for the Samsung Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G, the curtain was pulled back on T-Mobile’s latest Wi-Fi hotspot. The Huawei-built Sonic 4G Mobile Hotspot will be released in October, but T-Mobile does not have a price set for the Sonic 4G.

Virgin Mobile announced today a new addition to its mobile broadband offerings. Customers can now select a new prepaid plan for $20 a month. For that price, customers will get 500MB of data usage that will last a full month. Virgin Mobile will still offer a $10 plan worth 100MB for 10 days and a $50 monthly plan with unlimited 3G data speeds up to 2.5GB.

If you’re looking for wireless connectivity on the go, T-Mobile wants to set you up on its 4G network with no strings attached. The T-Mobile prepaid 4G Rocket Stick is now available for $59.99. It’s possible of obtaining download speeds up to 21Mbps and doesn’t require a contract. You’ll have to pay for data as you go along. T-Mobile has three prepaid mobile broadband plans available, but starting on April 17, T-Mobile will introduce new prepaid plans.

Even with most smartphones now offering mobile hotspot carriers continue to offer mobile broadband fo those who need it. Today T-Mobile unveiled it’s new offerings for mobile broadband, complete with a discount for existing T-Mobile customers. The new plans start out at a measly 200 MB for $29.99 per month. From there there’s a 5 more »

It looks like T-Mobile has a few mobile broadband modems in the works for the coming year. Of course, this likely means the current models, the T-Mobile Jet and the T-Mobile Rocket 2.0 will likely either get less expensive or simply fade out of the lineup. But more important as compared to the two existing more »

While many reading Gadgetell will have already been using mobile broadband in one form or another, it seems that this technology is really going to take off in 2011. According to new estimates, mobile broadband usage will top 1 billion users in 2011. And for those wondering what that can be compared to, “During the more »

At a time when many mobile carriers are dropping unlimited plans in favor of restricted, tiered plans, Virgin Mobile is bucking the trend and doing the complete opposite. They have announced a new $40 unlimited data plan and will be dropping their current tiered plans. They’ll also offer a 10 days for $10 plan with more »

Best Buy has officially launched their Connect mobile broadband service. And basically that means customers can now purchase an 3G capable device and service all from Best Buy, or more specifically, all from Best Buy without having to deal with a wireless carrier. As for what you will get, pretty much the same as you more »