It’s been two months since WiMAXian first knew about CLEAR developed its Mac OS X driver for CLEAR WiMAX USB Modem.
So many WiMAXian visitor ask about Mac OS X driver for CLEAR USB modem.

I use broadband router from Linksys at my home. WiFi hotspot is a must-have device for every home now. The installation is very easy. You can do by yourself.
Yesterday WiMAXian featured URoad U-5000,the portable WiMAX/WiFi router and now the Sprint’s new Mobile Broadband Routers.
Recently Sprint add Cradlepoint PHS300 as Sprint Personal Hotspot device and Cradlepoint [...]

In March UQ WiMAX announced the availability of WiMAX/WiFi gateway for using at home or office though it wasn’t a portable WiMAX modem with built-in battery.
At INTEROP TOKYO 2009, Shinsei Corp showcased URoad-5000, the portable WiMAX/WiFi router with built-in lithium-ion battery. Just like CLEAR Spot, with CLEAR USB WiMAX modem, the URoad-5000 should combined with [...]

On December 2008 Sprint launched the world’s first dual-mode 3G CDMA / 4G WiMAX USB Modem, the Sprint 3G/4G USB Modem U300.
The U300 was commercially released by Sprint on December 17th 2008 and is the first USB modem that can be used on Sprint’s existing 3G CDMA network and on Clearwire’s 4G WiMAX network.
The U300 [...]

Last month WiMAXian featured WiMAX at INTEROP TOKYO 2009 and recently there was another big event in Japan, WIRELESS JAPAN 2009, which was held  on July 22 – 24 at Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center), East Hall 4&5.WIRELESS JAPAN 2009 presented the recent information of the technology,service, and solution for the broadband wireless [...]

Just last month, Clearwire launched CLEAR in Atlanta and even though the system has been operating without publicity for about seven weeks.Today Clearwire Corporation launched its CLEAR WiMAX mobile Internet service in Las Vegas, making it the third Clearwire market to use wireless broadband infrastructure and devices provided by the Home & Networks Mobility business [...]

Apparently many manufactures aim to develop low-cost Mobile WiMAX Baseband System-on-a-Chip (SoC).The MediaTek M7118 with BOM (Bill of materials) of less than US$100 will have many contender in truly cost effective solution.
Recently ApaceWave Technologies (www.apachewave.com), a developer of high-performance OFDMA solutions for the global WiMAX industry, announced availability of its APW2050 Mobile Station System-on-a-Chip (SoC).