Here we have some more details about Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE Network which is scheduled to go live on December 5. Verizon’s revolutionary 4G LTE Network promises blazing fast internet data connection that will eliminate lag time when uploading videos and other media files as well as flawless internet browsing whether at home or on more »

I recently took a cross-country flight and had a chance to try out the plane’s in-flight WiFi. My airline, Delta, offered Gogo Inflight Wireless. This service offers a variety of plans depending on how long you want access for and whether you’re using a mobile device like an iPod Touch or your laptop. I chose more »

Having 3G access on a computer is a wonderful thing; being able to have internet connectivity almost everywhere you go is a blessing for many people. However, sometimes paying $60 or more every month can be daunting, especially if you don’t use it all the time. Virgin Mobile is coming to the rescue of those more »

Motorola has begun to test its LTE (Long Term Evolution) wireless network in the United Kingdom in hopes of eventually establish its LTE technology as the de facto standard 4G for Europe. Currently most European mobile operators utilize the 3G, or HSPA (High Speed Packet Access) standard, to provide mobile data for their users.

Intel is predicting big advances in the mobile internet market and think it wont be long before users are pulling data off the internet in real time, and as such are looking at mobile chips with the power of todays desktops. This will require quite a break through in chip development, but they are part more »

Yahoo! is keen on becoming the undisputed leader in the growing convergence known as Mobile 2.0. At CES 2008, Yahoo! has unveiled the early beta version of Go 3.0, its flagship all-in-one mobile Internet service. Yahoo! Connected Life executive vice president Marco Boerries touts this revamped version as a game-changing mobile development. Gathering feedbacks from more »