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As if aiming to confuse customers, it seems Verizon Wireless has introduced not one, but two Jetpack branded mobile hotspot modems. Of course we just mentioned the Jetpack MiFi 4620L from Novatel Wireless and this latest is coming from ZTE. More specifically, this Jetpack is the EuFi890.

Coming out of CES, Verizon Wireless has unveiled their latest mobile hotspot style modem. The device is the Verizon Jetpack MiFi 4620L and it will arrive as a global ready 4G LTE capable device.

Earlier today we saw Verizon announce two new Android 4G LTE smartphones at CES 2012, the LG Spectrum and the Motorola Droid 4, and now it’s time to look to two new addition to the Droid RAZR family the purple model of the Droid RAZR and the Droid RAZR MAXX. [...]

While CES 2012 officially kicks off on January 10th, we’re already surrounded by CES announcements detailing new gadgets for this year. Verizon alongside LG and Motorola have also stepped up to the plate to announce brand new Android devices. These are the LG Spectrum, also known as the Optimus LTE in [...]

Apple will reveal its financial performance for the fourth quarter of 2011, its first quarter for fiscal year 2012, in a couple of weeks, and analyst expect the company to report a new all-time record quarter with particularly strong iPhone sales driven by the recently launched iPhone 4S.

Just yesterday we mentioned how (if you were willing to perform a little trickery) you could switch your tiered Verizon Wireless data plan to an unlimited data plan. And well, it looks like that method was indeed working but perhaps that it gained enough traction on the web to catch [...]

Well folks, it’s hard to believe, but now that Christmas has been unwrapped and the New Year has been rung in, our thoughts now must lightly turn to thoughts of Nevada, and the Consumer Electronics Show held therein. And the folks at Wilson Electronics are getting a jump on the [...]

Verizon Wireless ditched the unlimited data plan option in favor of tiered data plans back on July 7th. This meant that new customers were no longer being offered the option of an unlimited data plan and instead had to choose from either a 2GB, 5GB or 10GB plan.

Verizon earlier announced that it will be charging an extra $2 for single mobile, online or over-the-phone payments for mobile customers. The company has since decided to drop plans to add the surcharge, amid complaints from customers.

Verizon wants to make sure its mobile customers pay on time, and will charge an extra $2 fee for single, manual payments made over the phone and online. Will the so-called convenience fee convince everyone to auto-pay?