Clear unveils new mobile hotspot
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Clear has pulled the covers off of their newest mobile broadband hotspot dubbed the Spot 4G-Apollo which features an LCD display and can provide speedy internet service for up to 8 devices simultaneously.
The LCD display will show a few useful things such as remaining battery life, the strength of the connection and the amount of data transferred. The Spot 4G-Apollo has surprisingly good battery life. Clear claims it will last up to 6 hours of continuous use.
Apparently this hotspot does not have support for Sprint’s 3G network, so coverage could be spotty. Keep that in mind when giving this device any consideration. You can pick one of the Spot 4G-Apollo devices for $100 or lease one for a fee of $6 per month. Tell us what you think in the comments below.
source: Electronista
The LCD display will show a few useful things such as remaining battery life, the strength of the connection and the amount of data transferred. The Spot 4G-Apollo has surprisingly good battery life. Clear claims it will last up to 6 hours of continuous use.
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Apparently this hotspot does not have support for Sprint’s 3G network, so coverage could be spotty. Keep that in mind when giving this device any consideration. You can pick one of the Spot 4G-Apollo devices for $100 or lease one for a fee of $6 per month. Tell us what you think in the comments below.
source: Electronista
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4 Comments
2. Hello-dirt posted on 26 Jul 2011, 01:58 0 0
$45/mo for unlimited Wimax. I hope this hotspot has a better antenna than the last model which could barely grab a signal. The six hour battery life sounds appealing.
3. vvelez5 posted on 26 Jul 2011, 11:42 0 0
LOL it looks exactly like Sprint's hotspot. I still can't figure out though why Clear gives faster DL speeds than Sprint's WiMax in my area. Don't they use the same towers?
4. Rodney_1111 (unregistered) posted on 04 Aug 2011, 11:10 0 0
I have an Apollo 4G...doesn't appear to be any better at picking up a signal than the last one. I was hoping it would work in the building I work in but it only works near the outside walls...
