Comcast to enter 3G/4G cellular data market
Boy Genius Report — Stateside ISP Comcast is ready to jump on the 3G/4G wireless data bandwagon — and how. The Comcast site is boasting 4G services for residents of Bellingham, WA, Portland, OR, and Atlanta, GA, — with more to come — and 3G coverage throughout most of the continental US. We’re not sure what cell provider(s) Comcast sold it’s soul to, but the coverage map is pretty impressive. Combine that with a $69.99 monthly price tag for high speed cable interwebs for your home (15Mbps) plus unlimited 3G/4G cellular data (3 – 6 Mbps) while on ...

Comcast To Offer 3G/4G Services
I4U News — ... If BGR is right, Comcast is using Sprint's network to deliver the 3G/4G connection. That seems accurate, considering 4G is only available in Bellingham, WA, Portland, OR, or Atlanta, GA. Sprint's 4G service will expand to more cities soon and so, presumably, will Comcast's. You can look at their bundles online here. Prices for cable Internet, plus 3G/4G Internet, start at $49.99 with a fast pack. I pay more than that much for just my cable Internet. It might be time to think about switching to Comcast... Posted on Thu, 22 Oct 2009 09:22:07 CDT | by Robert Evans ...

Comcast becomes wireless ISP
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — This is what we like to see.  Comcast is entering the 3G/4G wireless network market, likely becoming an MVNO on Sprint's wireless network (anyone else have 4G?).  They are offering a combination package for $50/month in select metro areas.  What's REALLY interesting here is that Comcast also has its Digital Voice service which works over VoIP.  It isn't a stretch to think that they'll soon be offering their voice services as a wireless product, unless Sprint has something to say about that.   ...

Comcast to enter mobile data market
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... The cable company/ISP Comcast is mulling a mobile data offering. Apparently, the company wants to extend the “Comcasting experience” to a laptop near you. And in that sense this page on their website is talking about 3G and 4G services. The latter is available “across your metro area,” but we’re hearing they only mean Bellingham, WA; Portland, OR; and Atlanta, GA — with more to come. As for their 3G offering, it’s available throughout most of the continental U.S. ...