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Over the last 10 years, internet access speeds have increased dramatically. Now, of course, you are also able to have broadband speeds through devices connecting to the internet through mobile phone 3G connections. It’s simplicity is one of it’s major advantages. A ‘dongle’ must be connected to the computer whether it be a desktop, laptop or netbook, then the installation process takes place either with the operating system’s own default files or with the dongle manufacturer’s supplied files, and that’s it! In contrast to a home broadband ADSL setup, there’s no ISP settings to enter, no routers to configure, and no fiddling around with security settings. You just put the SIM card into the dongle and plug it into your computer. Dongles aren’t the only mobile broadband device though – other ways to access mobile broadband include: mobile data cards, phones with data modems, USB modems and laptops with mobile broadband capabilities built-into them. Keep in mind that mobile broadband is not the same as WIFI. It’s 3G, which is a different technology altogether. With WIFI you connect to the internet via a wireless access point, which means that you have to be within a very short range of a wireless ‘hot spot’. Mobile broadband on the other hand works anywhere that you can get a mobile phone signal. 3G quite literally means the third generation of mobile phone standards and technology. It enables network operators to provide a wide range of advanced services via the mobile network, such as wide-area wireless voice telephony, video calls and broadband wireless data. Listed below are the advantages of using 3G mobile broadband technology:

Convenience and portability – Mobile broadband is very convenient to use. You can connect to the internet from any location so long as you have a device with mobile broadband capabilities, a computer and a network reception.

No land line necessary- Whether you want to access the internet at home or whilst traveling, you don’t won’t have to use any cables. One day in the not too distant future, home broadband via a fixed telephone network will probably be a thing of the past.

Flexibility – Another great advantage to connecting to a 3G mobile broadband network is its flexibility. You can use any number of modem devices to connect using any number of different computing devices such as desktops, notebooks or netbooks. Whether you are at work, at home or even on holiday, mobile internet broadband is just a few clicks away.

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