Twice: "Verizon Wireless is launching new products for two types of travelers.
One, for world travelers, is the carrier's first global-ready 3G mobile hotspot, which operates in CDMA 1x EV-DO Rev. A 3G networks as well as HSPA 3G networks. The other product, for outdoors travelers, is a ruggedized clamshell phone, the Casio G'Zone Ravine. It's is dust-, water- and shock-resistant and features GPS and push-to-talk capabilities.
The mobile hot spot is the Verizon Wireless Fivespot, developed by ZTE USA. It lets users share a 3G data connection with up to five Wi-Fi-enabled devices in more than 200 countries. In more than 120 of those countries, the device delivers 3G speeds when a user subscribes to Verizon's GlobalAccess plan. The Fivespot comes with a pre-installed SIM card."
The CAT S48c is another tough, waterproof, military-spec entry in the CAT Phone line and now it's available to you, in the U.S., on Sprint and Verizon
Verizon Wireless announced yesterday that it will be rolling out free spam and robocall protection to its subscribers, starting in March.
Never content to let Verizon flip the script, T-Mobile today announced that for a limited time its Unlimited prepaid plan will be discounted to $50 per month.
