Getting a jump on Mobile World Congress, which takes place next week, Netgear and Ericsson jointly announced the MBRN3300, a router that allows users to connect via either Wi-Fi or 3G. .

Yesterday, I showed you some concept gadgets that take advantage of Verizon's forthcoming 4G network, LTE. As it turns out, the possibilities for 4G don't end with handheld gadgets.

Last summer, I had an eye-opening experience. While in South Korea, I had a chance to test the country's 4G WiBro network. The speeds were so fast and reliable that I was able to stream YouTube clips ...

Sprint is getting serious about 4G in 2010. Not only is it bringing coverage to 120 million people by the end of the year, it's bringing this connectivity to new types of devices that can share the high-speed love.

After pioneering the pocket camcorder market with its popular Flip camcorders, Pure Digital wants to take home videos a step further by making them easy to stream to your television. The FlipShare TV ($149), announced today, does just that.

Real mobile broadband is here. Here's what you need to know.

Keep your laptop connected with the right wireless options

Since Sprint started rolling out XOHM, its 4G Mobile WiMax service, we've had a couple opportunities to test this next generation of mobile broadband, but haven't generally been enthused by the results of our speed tests. .