Rogers Canada via its official blog has just announced the coming of two new LTE devices, the Sierra Wireless AirCard330U model of the LTE Rocket stick and the Sierra Wireless AirCard 763S LTE Rocket mobile hotspot. Offering maximum theoretical speeds of up to 100 Mbps, these devices were said to be the first devices to more »

Sprint has officially rolled out the next generation of their Overdrive mobile hotspot modem, which is appropriately dubbed the Overdrive Pro and like the original it will continue to serve up both 3G and 4G connectivity for those on the go. The Overdrive Pro will allow for up to eight connected devices at a time more »

Sprint and Sierra wireless have announces the countries smallest USB broadband modem – the Compass 597. The modem measure only 1.2 x 2.4 x 0.4-inches and weighs a mere 0.7-ounces, but don’t be misled by its size, because this tiny little device is packed with features. First, as a US modem, the Compas 597 offers an average 600kbps-1.4mbps down and 350-500kbps up. The Compass 597 also has a GPS feature through Sprint’s Location Service which is available to Sprint broadband subscribers. Sierra Wireless and Sprint also threw in an integrated microSD card slot for memory storage expansion, which has support for up to 32GB cards.

Sierra Wireless has announced the Compass 597 USB modem, which according to them “is smaller than any EV-DO Rev A USB modem in the market today.” Which I suppose as with anything mobile, a smaller size should be greatly appreciated. Less bulk to carry around and when it comes to a modem, its also less to protrude from your laptop and possibly get caught and damaged.

Sierra Wireless has unveiled the Compass 885 USB and AirCard 885e ExpressCard at Mobile World Congress. Both the 885 and 885e offer a compact design and will work with either Windows or OS X. They both also have support for tri-band HSPA/UMTS and quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM connections and offer data speeds up to 7.2 Mbps down more »