slashgear.com - 4/1/2009
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If you’ve paid out for a high-speed WiMAX subscription, the last thing you want is to be stuck using it with just one device at a time. That’s presumably the motivation behind the Clearwire CLEAR Spot Personal Hotspot, a battery-powered router intended to share your WiMAX hookup ...
Samsung launches WiMAX powered Mondi SWD-M100 for Clear
MobileBurn.com 4/1/2009 — At CTIA 2009, Samsung has announced the Mondi SWD-M100 handheld computing device for use on Clear's mobile WiMAX service. This 4G slider device runs Windows Mobile 6.1 and features a full-QWERTY keyboard.
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Clearwire WiMAX Hotspot Announced —
I4U News
Clearwire has announced a new product called the CLEAR Spot Personal Hotspot Accessory. The device works in conjunction with a Clearwire USB WiMAX modem to provide a roving hotspot for up to eight devices.
The device is a battery-powered router capable ...
Clearwire CLEAR Spot WiFi Router —
iTech News Net
Clearwire, WiMax network service provider, announced the CLEAR Spot Personal Hotspot that allows standard Wi-Fi products to connect to the Internet via the company’s CLEAR mobile WiMAX service.
The CLEAR Spot connects to Clearwire’s WiMAX network and then it will create a WiFi ...
CradlePoint bringing WiMAX to existing fleet of portable routers —
Engadget
While Clearwire's Clear Spot (which is really just a refashioned PHS-300) will handle WiMAX right out of the box, those who own one of CradlePoint's existing portable routers are flat out of luck... or are they? Said company has just announced that starting today, shipments of its ...
Clearwire Brings WiMax to More Devices —
Xconomy
Mobile , Internet , products
Gregory T. Huang wrote:
Kirkland, WA-based Clearwire Communications, a subsidiary of Clearwire (NASDAQ: CLWR ), has rolled out an accessory to allow Wi-Fi devices to connect to broadband Internet via the company’s mobile WiMax service. The ...
Clearwire Shows Off Spot Personal Hotspot Gadget —
OhGizmo!
by Shane McGlaun
Sprint was the early backer of the WiMAX flavor of 4G mobile Internet access. Sprint and Clearwire operate WiMAX service in a few major cities around the country and are promising to add more cities this year and next.
For the users that are in a city that already has ...
CTIA 2009: Clearwire portable Wi-Fi router extends WiMax network —
PR News:
Just before the start of CTIA Wireless 2009, Clearwire announced a new portable Wi-Fi router, this will use Wi-Fi to connect to consumer electronic devices, such as cameras and smartphones and then connect them to its 4G WiMax wireless network.
Clearwire are already in the process of ...
Wi-Fi hotspot extends Clearwire's WiMax service —
Crave: The gadget blog
LAS VEGAS - On the eve of the CTIA Wireless 2009 tradeshow here Clearwire has announced a new portable Wi-Fi router that will use Wi-Fi to connect consumer electronics devices, like smartphones and cameras, to its new 4G wireless network.
(Credit: Cradlepoint)
On Tuesday, network operator ...
Clear WiMax Router Hitting Barren Shelves In April —
GadgetReview
Clear Wimax has hit Portland like a kamikaze swarm of locusts in a hijacked crop dusting plane. I recently heard a horror story testimonial of how a subscriber in Seattle last year was told by a customer service rep that they should sublet the rest of their service contract on Craig’s ...
Clearwire Offers iPhone WiMax Hotspot —
eWeek - RSS Feeds
Promising faster Internet speeds than existing 3G networks, Clearwire rolls out a 4G WiMax portable router that can wirelessly connect to up eight devices, including the Apple iPhone, select Blackberry devices or Windows Mobile phones, the Android-powered G1 and the upcoming Palm Pre. In ...
Novatel MiFi For Verizon Wireless —
Ubergizmo
Verizon Wireless look set to offer a Novatel MiFi for the masses by announcing it at CTIA '09 in Las Vegas. What's the Novatel MiFi, you ask? Well, it is in essence a battery-powered 3G-capable Wi-Fi router. All you need to do to create an instant Wi-Fi hotspot is to push a button and you're ...
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