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Boost Mobile started out as as a prepaid brand, but is now the brand name used by Dish Wireless. They offer both prepaid and postpaid plans.
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Netflix Eliminates Basic Plan – But T-Mobile Will Continue To Offer It
The popular streaming service Netflix changed its plan lineup and eliminated the lower-tier “Basic” option in the US and UK…. Continue Reading
AT&T Reducing Autopay Discount When Using Credit Cards
AT&T is jumping on the bandwagon with T-Mobile and Verizon and limiting autopay discounts when using a credit card. These… Continue Reading
New Verizon Business Smartphone Plan Lineup Increases Mobile Hotspot Data and Streaming While Reducing The Price
Verizon Business quietly rolled out some significant changes to its lineup of business smartphone plans. These changes are mostly beneficial… Continue Reading
Starlink FAQ Update – Mobile Plans Now Officially Support In Motion Usage At Up to 10 MPH
There has been a lot of confusion around Starlink usage while in motion – particularly since SpaceX revamped its plans… Continue Reading
Visible Forcing Customers on Legacy Visible Unlimited Plan to Switch to New Plans
Visible, the Verizon prepaid subsidiary, is requiring customers on their legacy Visible Unlimited plan move to one of their newer… Continue Reading
The InvisaGig – A New 5G Cellular Adapter With An X62 Modem
The InvisaGig is a new and unusual device designed to do one thing – provide a 5G cellular connection via… Continue Reading
AT&T Increases Prices on Retired Hotspot Plans (Including Unlimited Plus) and Unlimited Elite Smartphone Plan
AT&T recently sent out notifications to customers on some legacy retired plans that they will see a price increase starting… Continue Reading
Visible Cracks Down On Unauthorized Device Use
Visible is Verizon’s wholly-own prepaid brand for smartphones that offer unlimited data, including mobile hotspot use. Visible is a popular… Continue Reading
MOFI Adds X62 Modem Option To Its 5500 Series Cellular Router
MOFI Networks is a Canadian-based company that makes value-priced cellular routers. The MOFI 5500 series router is the newest lineup,… Continue Reading
Peplink Lowers Price of MAX BR1 Pro Cat-20 by $150 – to $699
Peplink is lowering the price on the BR1 Pro Cat-20 model – from $849 to $699. The BR1 Pro Cat-20… Continue Reading
Dish Project Genesis Abruptly Ends $20/Month Mobile Hotspot Option
Dish has abruptly ended its option that provided unlimited data on a mobile hotspot for only $20/month. This is unsurprising;… Continue Reading
GL.iNet Releases Spitz AX Cellular Router With An X62 Cellular Modem
GL.iNet is a Hong Kong-based tech company that builds a lot of interesting gear, including cellular routers. The company is… Continue Reading
Peplink Offers Promotional Discounts On Balance 20X & MAX BR2 Pro
Peplink is offering a promotional discount on a couple of their popular Peplink Routers including the Balance 20X (Cat-7 Version)… Continue Reading
Verizon Announces myPlan – A New Smartphone Lineup With Up to 130GB of Hotspot Data
Verizon announced a new lineup of postpaid consumer smartphone plans that significantly depart from their previous plans and those offered… Continue Reading
Peplink Lowers Price of MAX BR1 Mini Cat-7 Model to $399
Peplink has lowered the price of the MAX BR1 Mini Cat-7 model – from $479 to $399. The MAX BR1… Continue Reading
Netgear Releases Unlocked, All-Carrier Nighthawk M6 Pro 5G Mobile Hotspot
Netgear released an unlocked, multi-carrier version of its flagship mobile hotspot today – the Nighthawk M6 Pro 5G MR6550.
Starlink Revamps Its Plans & Service Priority Levels – Big Impacts For Mobile Users
SpaceX made some significant changes to its Starlink plans yesterday – simplifying what had been an increasingly complex range of… Continue Reading
Starlink Confirms Residential + Portability is Grandfathered for Existing Customers
Starlink sent an email to all Starlink Residential users with portability currently enabled letting them know they can continue to… Continue Reading
Starlink Adds Option to Change From Roam to Residential Service
An unexpected, but welcome change has happened at Starlink under the account management options. Starlink Roam users are noticing that… Continue Reading
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Overview: Coolpad Stream For Boost Mobile (Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot)
The Coolpad Stream is a basic mobile hotspot device for use with Boost Mobile data plans running on the T-Mobile network. Now discontinued.
Review: MiFi 8000 by Inseego for Sprint & AT&T (Mobile Hotspot)
The MiFi 8000 mobile hotspot was Sprint’s LTE flagship mobile hotspot and available in an AT&T version for a short while in 2021. It’s now discontinued.
Product Lineup: Routers by Sierra Wireless (Mobile Routers)
Sierra Wireless high-end mobile routers designed for fleet vehicles, IoT and enterprise use.
Review: Netgear 4G LTE Modems
A group of lower end cellular modems with Ethernet out, but lacking features typical in hotspots (such as Wi-Fi or batteries).
Overview: RSRF Antenna Lineup (Cellular Antennas)
A line of panel and Yagi antennas made by RSRF, primarily sold by Waveform.
Review: Smoothtalker Mobile Boosters (Mobile Cellular Booster)
Smoothtalker’s mobile cellular boosters designed for RVs and boats.
Review: Wideband Directional Yagi Antennas by weBoost/Wilson (Cellular Antennas)
weBoost’s high gain directional antenna.
Overview: Postpaid Plans by Sprint – Now Part of T-Mobile (Cellular Data Plans)
Sprint offered postpaid plans offering up to 50 or 100GB of high-speed mobile hotspot use, and unlimited tablet plans. As of June 2022, they are now part of T-Mobile.
Overview: Arris NVG558 LTE Router on Verizon (Mobile Routers)
A full-featured Cat-12 LTE router that is only available from Verizon Business.
Overview: Turbo Hotspot 3 by Wingtech for Cricket Wireless and AT&T (Mobile Hotspot)
An entry level mobile hotspot device for Cricket Wireless.
Overview: Unite Express 2 / AC797 by Netgear (Mobile Hotspot)
An entry-level mobile hotspot for the AT&T network lacks some key features.
Overview: FMCA Verizon Cellular Data Plan (Cellular Data Plans)
FMCA offered a Verizon based data plan for FMCA members. This plan is no longer available.
Overview: Coverage? App (Accessory)
Directly overlay and compare cellular carrier coverage maps.
Review: Rogue Wave, Pro & Reach by Wave WiFi (Mobile Router / Long Range WiFi)
Long range Wi-Fi extending gear packaged by WaveWiFi.
Overview: Inmarsat Devices & Satellite Data Plans (Mobile Satellite Internet)
Inmarsat provides satellite products, voice, and data services generally aimed at providing global services to merchant maritime fleets, airlines, enterprise commercial, & government applications, and as such, their products and plans are VERY pricey.
Overview: WiFiMyLife Router (Mobile Routers)
The WiFiMyLife router is a rebranded Cradlepoint COR IBR900 (Cat 6 Model) that is priced higher than the original version through Cradlepoint.
Overview: AWI Wireless Internet Router & Data Plans by AT&T (Cellular Data Plans & Router)
AT&T’s Wireless Internet device & paired data plans that are now discontinued.
Review: 4G OTR Trucker / X RV Outside Antenna by weBoost (Cellular Antennas)
Now discontinued. weBoost’s original high gain omni-directional antenna for large trucks and RVs. Now discontinued and replaced with the newer Drive RV / OTR version.
Review: Verizon MiFi 7730L by Novatel (Mobile Hotspot)
Verizon’s previous flagship mobile hotspot, packed with features and Cat-9 LTE support. Now discontinued.
Overview: Galaxy 5239 by Shakespeare (Cellular and WiFi Antenna)
The Galaxy 5239 by Shakespeare is an omnidirectional cellular / Wi-Fi combo antenna.
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