The startup, which uses Clearwire's WiMax network, will give users of its new FreedomPop Home Burst home modem 1GB of monthly data for free, double the typical amount given to users of its service.

If you happen to live in an area that's served by Clearwire's WiMAX network, then you may be interested to learn of a new home internet service that's very aggressive on the pricing front. FreedomPop ...

Startup FreedomPop has released its freemium 4G home broadband device, called the Burst, taking on large telecommunications carriers like AT&T and Verizon. The Burst wireless modem router costs $89 ...

After selling out its first batch of the Home Hub Burst router with free 1GB of home broadband Internet within 24 hours back in December 2012, FreedomPop is now opening its contractless service to ...

Getting hosed by your Internet service provider may seem as inevitable as death and taxes, but a new startup aims to change that. Startup FreedomPop, which is backed by Skype co-founder Niklas ...

FreedomPop tempted users with the prospect of free home internet access-- free after buying the hardware, that is -- back in December. If you've been champing at the bit ever since, you'll be glad to ...

FreedomPop, an Internet service provider (ISP) based in the United States, has announced a new broadband package today powered by the Clearwire WiMax network and offering up to 1GB of free data. As ...

FreedomPop is looking to disrupt the cable and DSL business model by offering free wireless Internet service to home users. The startup on Wednesday began taking orders for an US$89 modem that will ...

VoIP. It's the wave of the telecommunications future, man. All kidding aside, there probably is some truth to that, as both LightSquared and Skype's co-founder are teaming up to offer free broadband ...

I’d never heard of FreedomPop until earlier this morning, when the company announced a partnership with U.S. wireless broadband network operator LightSquared. FreedomPop, according to the press ...

It’s been nearly a year since a company called FreedomPop announced its intentions (through a cryptically ambitious press release, no less) that it planned to bring “free broadband” to data-hungry ...

If you’re looking for occasional mobile broadband access for the laptop or tablet, strongly consider discount options from NetZero and FreedomPop before committing to a two-year term with a contract ...