Sad news, folks: Clear’s iSpot WiMax hotspot is apparently being discontinued already—barely five months after being introduced. More »
Residents of San Francisco, did it feel like something was a bit…different when you woke up this morning? It was! It is! You’re now blanketed in Clear’s 4G service. You’re their 71st market—just the number they had said they’d hit in 2010—and they’re offering special packages to get peeps up and running on their site. You can also check out the full, updated coverage map here. Lucky you. [Clear] More »
If you live in New York or Los Angeles and enjoy fast 4G wireless, read the next sentence: Clear has announced a dual 3G/4G pre-launch service, where customers will have access to limited 4G speeds as infrastructure is rolled out.
Remember Clear’s WiMax hotspot – the one allegedly “optimised” for Apple devices? And by optimised for, they meant restricted to? There’s a fix for that! The iSpot is surprisingly easy to root, opening up a variety of tweaks. More »
With more cities being blanketed in the warm glow of WiMax every month, 3G speeds are going to start seeming primitive, fast. Clear’s iSpot hotspot lets iPhones, iPads and iPods touch get a taste of the delicious 4G future. More »
Dell appears to be prepping a WiMAX version of its Mini 10 netbook, one that will let you surf the web using a 4G wireless connection via Clear or Sprint. More »
Allowing people to quickly hop through airport security with a TSA-verified biometric “fast passes,” Clear had great idea on their hands. Sadly, as of yesterday, their freeflowing security lanes will be closed. More »
