Cricket Wireless today announced that it has revised the roaming agreement it has in place with Sprint to include its mobile broadband products. Cricket’s USB modems and mobile hotspots can roam on Sprint’s nationwide CDMA 3G network. In connection with the expanded footprint, Cricket is also raising the prices. The new plans cost $45 per month for 2.5GB, $55 for 5GB, or $65 for 7.5GB. Cricket does not require contracts.

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Roaming Deal with Sprint Expands Cricket’s Modem Access

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