Verizon Wireless’s new Apple iPad with MiFi bundle, announced Thursday and to be available on Oct. 28, will be a better deal for heavy data users because it costs $10 less per month for 5GB of data ...

I have a Verizon 4G LTE MiFi and I am torn about keeping the MiFi which has a cap of 10GB for $80 per month versus simply getting a phone and opting for the 20GB data plan for the same price and ...

Oh boy. Consider this a shot across AT&T’s bow. Not only have Apple and Verizon partnered to allow Verizon to sell iPads in its retail locations, but Verizon will offer a month-to-month data plan with ...

It appears that the HP Mini 115NR netbook will be offered by Verizon with wireless broadband capability, according to Boy Genius Report. The launch date for the program is being reported as May 17.

About the size of eight, stacked credit cards, the MiFi 2200 is literally pocket-sized, measuring 3.5-x-2.3-x-0.4 inches and weighing 2.05 ounces. It has a sleek-looking, glossy black (and fingerprint ...

Verizon sees a way to cash-in on the iPad, despite AT&T having the exclusive data contract for the Apple tablet device. In a memo, the rival wireless carrier sees the new Apple gadget as “an ...

Verizon Communications Inc. VZ in association with Inseego Corp. INSG, a pioneer in 5G and intelligent IoT device-to-cloud solutions, unveiled the Inseego MiFi M2100 5G UW mobile hotspot. The device ...

Verizon Wireless customers will be able to link their Wi-Fi devices to the Internet via 3G mobile networks in more than 120 countries with the Fivespot portable hotspot, set to go on sale Thursday.

Just a fun blog this week. I really love my iPhone 3GS. And I really love my Hava TV streaming appliance: The Hava appliance, very similar to a Slingbox, is connected to my DirecTV HD DVR and ...

Verizon’s plan to offer tiered data packages may go into effect this month already, according to internal documents apparently leaked to Engadget. The good news is that it looks like Verizon will be ...

Verizon already has the iPhone, so what's next? A Verizon-compatible iPad, of course. The company says it's definitely coming, and you won't even have to use a MiFi to get online either.