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KnowRoaming Adds 4G LTE for Data-Hungry Travelers

4G LTE data is now availibile for all your devices at an affordable rate.

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Getting reliable, affordable data while traveling abroad is often a headache. While international hotspots like the XCom Global are a good solution, they're an extra device to charge and carry around, and higher data speeds tend to be expensive.

Connected TravelerKnowRoaming offers a good solution with its SIM Sticker. It attaches to your existing SIM card and allows you to get data abroad with very little hassle. The company has also brought unlimited data to more than 80 countries and partnered with TCL Communications to bring virtual Soft SIM's to Alcatel phones, providing global roaming without the need for any physical hardware.

Now KnowRoaming is bringing 4G LTE roaming to 60 countries, including Albania, Australia, China, India, Oman, Sri Lanka, the UK, and many others.

KnowRoaming users with a device capable of 4G LTE data can tap into 4G LTE for a $7.99 per day unlimited package, which is cheaper than you'll find on many competing hotspots. If you don't want the unlimited package, there are per-MB data rates and the company offers free, unlimited WhatsApp data for all messaging, voice, and video calling.

"We are excited to share our 4G LTE network with everyone," said Gregory Gundelfinger, KnowRoaming CEO. "Our team worked hard to build and deliver a robust network supporting 4G LTE that our customers can enjoy. We will continue to expand our LTE coverage across the globe, with a priority on destinations where our customers want to use it most."

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Ajay has worked in tech journalism for more than a decade as a reporter, analyst, and editor. He got his start in consumer tech reviewing hundreds of smartphones and tablets at PCMag as a Mobile Analyst, and breaking the hottest Android news at Newsweek as a tech reporter. 

In his most recent role, he’s worked in content marketing for a B2B SaaS company and in a PR capacity at an AI startup. Previously, he was Managing Commerce Editor at Android Police and Section Editor, Mobile at Digital Trends, where he spearheaded his team's coverage of breaking news, features, reviews, roundups, deals and more. He also worked at Lifewire as a Tech Commerce Editor, putting together tested best-of lists and assigning product reviews. 

As an avid tech enthusiast and traveler, Ajay loves tinkering with the gaming PC he built, adding new smart home devices to his apartment, and scoping out ancient ruins in new countries.

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