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  • Review: Three MiFi E586

    Review: Three MiFi E586

    Three has launched the latest version of its MiFi mobile broadband device, and kindly sent us a test unit to have a play with. Visually the MiFi E586 is a refinement of the previous model, retaining the same overall shape and black colouring. The two buttons handle power and the device’s network (SSID) name and…

  • Three’s MiFi gets an upgrade

    Three’s MiFi gets an upgrade

    Mobile operator Three is set to offer the first mobile Wi-Fi device in the UK giving access to next generation HSPA+ mobile broadband which will offer 3G speeds of up to 21.1Mbps. Three says its new MiFi “will allow customers to experience significant speed gains” compared to their existing device.

  • Three's data-centric One Plan now available on 30 day terms

    Three's data-centric One Plan now available on 30 day terms

    Mobile operator Three is now offering its The One Plan tariff – which gives users ‘all-you-can-eat’ data – on a one month SIM only rolling contract. The move means the plan is now available on contract, PAYG and one month rolling terms.

  • Three announces new mobile dongle and handsets

    Three announces new mobile dongle and handsets

    Mobile network Three has announced a new “premium” mobile broadband dongle which is set to go on sale next week. The network says the new Huawei E367 dongle “provides improved performance and offers up to 40% faster browsing” than previous models and is the first to offer Three customers HSPA+.

  • Three UK to offer HTC Flyer tablet

    Three UK to offer HTC Flyer tablet

    UK mobile network Three is to offer the HTC Flyer, a new Android-powered tablet from the makers of some of the best-selling Android handsets including the Hero. The device is HTC’s first tablet and boasts a 7”, 1024 x 600 capacitive touchscreen, a 5MP camera and front facing camera and will run Android’s Gingerbread at…

  • Three UK's MiFi – a viable alternative to an iPad data plan?

    But what if I bought the WiFi only version of the iPad and then used some of the saving between that and the 3G model to buy a MiFi ‘dongle’ (currently as low as £49.99 on Pay As You Go)?