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I would like to use my mobile broadband usb modem with my Kindle Fire. Does Verizon have software for the Kindle to allow this?
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You will need the CTR35 to use with the Pantech UML290
You can get it from 3gstore
Or get a hotspot
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Thanks for the reply. I have a cradlepoint ctr35 and it works fine with that. I was hoping that maybe the 290 could be plugged directly into the Kindle Fire.
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Not going to happen.
USB modems needs connection software to be effective. VZW has not released any connection software/apps for the Kindle that I am aware of. Therefore, you need to use a WiFi signal if you want to connect your Kindle to the internet or any other network.
Another possible work around would be to purchase a MiFi 4620L or the older MiFi 2200 and use the USB tethering mode. No connection software is necessary if you use a MiFi.
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Thanks John,
I was afraid that there was not going to be anything available. Looks like the MiFi device would be an option, but I think I will just stick with my Cradlepoint router and rely on hotspots for internet access away for home.