Verizon, and others, typically limit the 'unlimited' service to 5GB
per month in the US.  Other than that it's full speed ahead.

Keep in mind that 5GB is 15kbps (kbits/second) which is sufficient for
compressed voice calls.  This means you can run a voice line 24/7 on a
verizon 3G wireless connection and it shouldn't trip their limit.

-Adam

On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 12:49 PM, Sean Breheny <shb7@cornell.edu> wrote:
> What is 3G wifi? Is this the same as 3G cell phone data service? If
> so, aren't there very severe limits on the amount of data you can
> transfer via such a connection? Also, I thought that such service was
> typically about $30/month, not $10/month (based on looking into it on
> Verizon in the USA).
>
> Sean
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 11:04 AM, SM Ling <ipal11@singnet.com.sg> wrote:
>> For a mobile SOHO, I got a unlimited mobile broadband connected to a
>> 3G wifi router (Aztech HW550 S$79). =A0With this setup, I got my
>> internet and telephony for a subscription plan of US$10 per month.
>> Shall be adding a wifi IP Camera to the setup later. =A0Disruptive
>> technology, this is it.
>>
>> Key points: local number, no additional device, work seamlessly with
>> smart mobile phone, work with mobile broadband.
>>
>> Ling SM
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