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The KR2 Mobile Router was released by Kyocera Wireless last October 19, 2007. This new router enables multiple users to share a high-speed internet connection with rates up to 3.1 Mbps and create a Wi-Fi® Hotspot with multiple EVDO devices. PLus users can easily migrate to future EV-DO releases and upgradeable firmware.

It supports PCMCIA, Express card, or USB connection (phone or modem) and offers four Ethernet LAN ports to connect non-Wi-Fi-enabled devices. KR2 can be used as a conventional router with wireless EV-DO as a backup along with fail-over capabilities.

For security purposes, it Wi-Fi protected so it prevents unauthorized devices from connecting when pairing with another Wi-Fi device.

The latest phone from Palm is now available on Sprint stores. Palm Centro will run on Sprint’s CDMA network, and support this carrier’s high-speed EV-DO wireless network.

This phone is designed to meet the needs of the youth market first-time smartphone users
hence its design, features and price. The phone with a black casing can now be ordered
from Sprint and the red version will be available on November. Some of its features includes a full QWERTY keyboard, a 320 by 320 pixel touchscreen, a microSD card slot and a 1.3 MP camera.

Sprint has also offered lots of promotions upon the release of this phone like you can get a free shipping and free activation when you purchase this device online! Also, you can receive $100 off with a mail-in rebate if you select a data plan of $25 or more along with this phone.

Alltel Wireless, America’s largest network providing coverage across the nation, launched their latest Alltel Wi-Fi last October 8, 2007. Powered by Boingo Wireless, it is an easy-to-use solution that instantly provides customers with laptop access to thousands of hotspots throughout North and South America. You can also have wireless broadband access at speeds of up to 2.4 Mbps through Alltel Wireless Internet service.

Wi-Fi and EVDO Wireless Internet is also offered as part of this service. It includes unlimited Wi-Fi access from any supported hotspot for $10 a month. There are also Alltel prepaid Wi-Fi cards available at its retail stores for $20 a week or $10 a day.

Boingo Wireless is the easiest-to-use network with thousands of Wi-Fi Hot Spots in the places you go - hundreds of airports, thousands of hotels, cafes, and other public places. Alltel owns licenses and operates EVDO service in areas that Sprint Nextel and Verizon don’t cover. This service will encompass subscribers in North and South America.

Good news for Sprint users. Microsoft Corp. and Sprint is providing you with the first fully integrated GPS location-aware mobile search service with entire Internet search on Sprint phones.

With this enhanced mobile search service you are now capable of the following:

1. Explore the Web, local listings and maps, and Sprint’s mobile content catalogue using the same familiar search box powered by Live Search.

2. Quickly and easily find local businesses and listings nearby without manually entering location information by using Sprint’s built-in GPS capabilities.

Sprint is also the first mobile operator in the US to offer GPS-enabled voice search capabilities powered by Live Search for mobile.

“We are focused on working with industry leaders like Sprint to bring new and innovative services to market for customers, and creating new business and revenue opportunities for our partners,” said the vice president of Mobile Services organization at Microsoft, Brian Arbogast.

Another good news for Sprint data subscribers that are using data-enabled Sprint phones, the enhanced Sprint mobile search experience powered by Live Search is immediately available at no additional cost.

Verizon Wireless are now multiplying their efforts in widening their customer reach. They’ve been expanding evdo coverage in Iowa, Colorado, Indiana and in upstairs New York.

They have doubled the size of their high-speed wireless broadband network by expanding the service into eastern Dutchess County, western Orange and Ulster counties, and into Sullivan County.

Des Moines and areas of Polk, Dallas and Warren counties in Iowa can now enjoy high-speed wireless broadband network (Evolution-Data Optimized [EV-DO] Revision A [Rev. A]) from Verizon Wireless. The company has expanded their network to west of Des Moines to Adel and De Soto; east to Altoona; north to Ankeny and Perry; and south to Indianola, so now they can wirelessly access their calendars, the Internet, e-mail and other business data.

On the other hand, wireless customers in the western part of the Centennial state can now also take advantage of the high-speed business and entertainment services. Verizon has also expanded their Evolution- Data Optimized (EV-DO) Revision (Rev.) A network to these parts of the country so customers can have an average download speeds of 600 kilobits per second (kbps) to 1.4 megabits.

Local residents in Windham County, Grant County, including Marion and Gas City and recently Philadelphia can now access Verizon’s high-speed wireless network through Evolution-Data Optimized (EV-DO) Revision A network. Customers can enjoy services like broadband access, enhanced high-speed wireless service, with average user speeds of 600 kilobits per second (kbps) to 1.4 megabits and V CAST that enables customers to download full song tracks, play cutting-edge 3D games and stream video clips straight to the handset with top transmission speeds.

Is this true? Sprint will soon release their new Sprint Connection Manager (SCM) that supports ALL current shipping EVDO Cards. The current shipping Spring Cards include:

* Pantech PX-500 PCMCIA
* Novatel EX720 ExpressCard
* Novatel S720 PCMCIA
* Sierra AirCard 595 PCMCIA
* Sierra AirCard 595U ExpressCard
* Sierra AirCard 597E ExpressCard

But it is said that the new release will support all current shipping mobile broadband cards. Here are some of its features:

-One Connection Manager Supports All EVDO Cards and Devices
-As new devices come out a simple driver install will allow support
-Ability to connect to WiFi from Connection Manager
-Completely configurable (hide/show specific features)
-Rules based
-Customizable for enterprises
-shows additional info on connection window (signal strength, data usage, networ, etc.)

This is great news for all Sprint and EVDO users. Let’s wait and see for this exciting news.

The leading wireless company has expanded its network in Jersey City by putting up two new cell sites.

Verizon Wireless, the most reliable voice and data network, invested billions to enhance its area network in the past seven years.

The new cell sites will serve areas along Garfield Avenue and State Highway 1. This will improve their data and mobile entertainment services to the said areas. According to Charles Hand, President of the Company’s New York Region, “Reliable networks are not built overnight.” Verizon is the largest American wireless company and largest wireless data provider, based on revenues.

As of July 2007, the company served a total of 62.1 million U.S. subscribers and has the
largest service by area and had an annual revenue of $39.0 billion. Verizon Wireless now serves more than 62.1 million customers nationwide and New Jersey customers are among the most demanding and tech savvy in the United States.

Verizon Wireless will continue to efficiently invest in network enhancements to deliver the reliable and innovative services customers want.

Last June 12, 2007, AnyDATA Corporation kaunched ADU-E100D, a high-speed CDMA EVDO USB modem. It is now available to the North American marketplace. With download speeds from the Internet of up to 2Mbps, was designed with your life on-the-go in mind. No external antenna on the ADU-E100D means no easy breakage like what happens with the first-generation EVDO data cards. The ADU-E100D standalone rechargeable battery cradle means it will not drain your notebook PC battery. These new features, with other AnyDATA enhancements, are what make this EVDO modem truly a next-generation design for the user.

The ADU-E100D modem takes advantage of the blazingly fast speeds of EVDO networks for file downloads, for Internet browsing, and for enhancements to all your PC applications being used inside or outside the home.

To begin using the ADU-E100D, all you need is an EVDO cellular service and this next-generation EVDO modem will bring a new level of user experience to your notebook or home PC for wireless Internet access.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, a global leader in telecommunication, has released SPH-P9000 Deluxe MITs, capable of voice and multimedia data communications through Mobile WiMAX technology.

The SPH-P9000 is the ideal companion for users to usher in the new era of mobile convergence technology. The expected growth of Mobile WiMAX services will result in an increasing demand for multi-functional devices. The SPH-P9000 is a PDA-based device utilizing Mobile WiMAX and CDMA EV-DO connectivity. Users will have wireless access to the Internet utilizing Mobile WiMAX connectivity. Simultaneously, the CDMA EV-DO technology provides mobile phone connection for voice communication. With Microsoft Windows XP as the operating system, users will find the contents and applications familiar and easy to use for work and play.

This unique and versatile mobile device comes with a QWERTY keyboard for painless typing and internet surfing, while the MP3 player function, VOD, and camera function provide a quick access to multimedia entertainment.

Submitted by Ed Hardy

Evidence is mounting that Sprint will begin offering a new Pocket PC phone in the near future. There has not yet been an official announcement by the carrier, but there have been numerous leaks and unconfirmed reports on this.

The device — a version of the HTC Titan — will be called the Sprint 6800, and it is expected to replace the PPC-6700 in this carrier’s line up.

What’s New

The new model will supposedly have some noticeable improvements over its predecessor; although what’s probably the most noticeable of these is something the 6800 will lack: a large external antenna.

Despite this, it will offer faster wireless data transfers… at least in theory. It will have both Wi-Wi b and Wi-Fi g, and its EV-DO service will be upgradeable to Revision A. In addition, it will include Bluetooth 2.0.

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