hotspots
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Telstra 4G Wi-Fi Hotspot Goes Prepaid
9Good news if you fancy 4G connection speeds but don’t need travel broadband often enough to justify a Wi-Fi hotspot on a contract“: Telstra is selling a prepaid version for $169 from tomorrow.
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Telstra Ultimate Gateway Is A Wi-Fi And Ethernet 3G Hotspot
Telstra already has a consumer hotspot using its Ultimate Next G network, but business users might find its limitations on number of devices connected a challenge. The Ultimate Gateway allows up to 16 users to connect via either Wi-Fi or Ethernet, making it potentially appealing for locations such as tradeshows or remote offices.
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Lifehacker Vs Gizmodo: Hotspot Or Dongle?
Mobile broadband is a traveller’s best friend, but is it better packaged as a hotspot, a dongle, or something else entirely? Gizmodo and Lifehacker debate the issues.
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Internode Upgrades Wi-Fi Hotspot Hardware, Drops Price
Internode has ditched its MiFi 2352 device and now sells the Huawei 8352 as its main Wi-Fi Hotspot hardware for sharing a 3G connection amongst multiple devices. The 8352 costs $149 outright, or $49 on a 24-month contract — both a big saving on the $349 the previous device sold for.