MobilityPass Launches New International Roaming Mobile Broadband Internet Access Service For Road Warrior and Business Travelers
MobilityPass Launches New International Roaming Mobile Broadband Internet Access Service For Road Warrior and Business Travelers
Barcelona, Spain (PRWEB) February 20, 2009
Are you Abroad? In a Business Trip? get “High speed Internet on the Move,” the new 3G international high speed mobile Internet service from MobilityPass (http://3g.MobilityPass.com), provides travelers and business Internet users a way to instantly and safely connect wirelessly everywhere in 66 countries.
Presented at the mobile World Congress 2009, MobilityPass’ new 3G UMTS Mobile Broadband service is a perfect solution for international business travelers and road warriors frequently on the move and in constant need of mobile broadband Internet to access in order to manage their email and mission critical information. Operating at incredibly fast connection speeds of up to 7.2 MB,
Ready to use with any unlocked Mobile Internet phone and any laptop, MobilityPass Mobile Broadband offers a plug and play solution that includes an International 3G / UMTS / GPRS / HSPDA / EDGE USB modem and the MobilityPass Sim data card to connect users from continent to continent while matching any standard.
MobilityPass makes use of dial-up, toll free, and WiFi to offer users the most comprehensive global Internet service that expands to over 160 countries (http://wififinder.MobilityPass.com). In order to significantly optimize mobile broadband usage, MobilityPass gives Mobile Broadband users access to worldwide high speed WiFi when at any of the 130,000 hotspots around the globe in major Hotels, Airports, Bars, Trains, Restaurants, Petrol Stations, etc.. making roaming Internet connections very “efficient.”
Wouldn’t it be great if you could stay in touch and manage your current e-mails securely wherever you are? Maintaining security online is especially imperative when using wireless Internet access. For this reason, MobilityPass insure your privacy and confidentiality with an extra layer of data encryption to secure the unified communication suite that include, SMS, push e-mail, fax, Internet telephony, files and emails backup and all other online and remote communications.
With MobilityPass Anytime, Anywhere internet access, travelers experience the ultimate freedom to roam the Internet. Not only does the 3G Mobile Internet access connect internationally, there is no contract, monthly fee, setup fee, or maintenance fee, and there is absolutely no billing for service not used, which means that users are able to truly pay as they go. MobilityPass also allows users to control costs by paying as they go and managing credit available on their data Sim cards.
From the United States to United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Portugal, Greece, Japan, Hong Kong, Israel, and multiple other locations, MobilityPass is the ideal choice for conveniently and securely checking email, surfing the web, using instant messenger, video conferencing, and more, from anyplace in the world.
About MobilityPass:
MobilityPass has developed an unsurpassed reputation providing pay-as-you-go internet service to traveling clientele for the past eight years. Adhering to the highest customer service standards, the company has provided WiFi hotspots, broadband, dialup, toll free and 3G (UMTS) connections to individual roaming users or to entire companies on their corporate plan. To learn more about the company and the services they provide, visit: http://www.MobilityPass.com/Internet_services.html
Media contact:
NAME: Cyril Gana
PHONE: +1 360 843 11 25
http://www.MobilityPass.com
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Free Broadband Internet Access Available now in Most Areas
Free Broadband Internet Access Available now in Most Areas
Wenatchee, WA (PRWEB) December 13, 2005
Most people don’t know anyone who is currently getting “HiSpeed” internet access for nothing. In fact, most of us don’t think free broadband internet access exists. So does it?
The answer is yes. Internet service providers (ISPs) don’t want it to be known, and for good reason. They know that folks don’t pay for a service they can get for free.
“People need to know all their options before they decide to pay for Hi-Speed internet access,” says Allan Christopher, Public Affairs Director for BB Communications. “They need to know what their choices are before they decide to buy it and most people don’t know that free broadband internet access is widely available today.”
In fact, according to a recent report from the U.S. Department of Commerce, About 32% of United States households have never had an internet connection of any kind. When asked, a large number of people in these households indicated that the key reason they’ve never been online is that it is “too expensive”.
Many people that are already online believe that the only way to get fast internet access for free is to illegally “hack” into a cable modem, DSL modem, or other piece of electronic equipment to somehow defeat its security measures. “That couldn’t be further from the truth”, Allan explains, acknowledging that this is a common misconception.
He says that his organization is working hard to dispel these myths. “it’s about time the truth gets out there. Everyone should know about the availability of fast free internet access so they can make an informed decision about it.”
For additional information on the availability of free broadband internet access contact Allan Christopher or visit http://www.freebroadbandkit.com/web.
About BB Communications:
Founded in 2003, BB Communications specializes in web and television services.
Contact:
Allan Christopher, Director of Public Affairs
BB Communications
http://www.freebroadbandkit.com/web
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Biquad antenna.
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