Cricket Wireless Adds 5G Home Internet Service
Home > Home Internet > Broadband Cricket Wireless Adds 5G Home Internet Service Cricket joins the club of mobile providers bundling home internet with mobile phone service. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology at CNET, from cellular phone plans to devices and emerging technology. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Read full bio September 16, 2026, 7:39 pm ET 1 min read Sarah Tew/CNET With 5G cellular speeds now fast enough to rival broadband, many mobile providers are asking: Why should you have separate services for your phone and home?
- ▪Home > Home Internet > Broadband Cricket Wireless Adds 5G Home Internet Service Cricket joins the club of mobile providers bundling home internet with mobile phone service.
- ▪Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology at CNET, from cellular phone plans to devices and emerging technology.
- ▪Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Read full bio September 16, 2026, 7:39 pm ET 1 min read Sarah Tew/CNET With 5G cellular speeds now fast enough to rival broadband, many mobile providers are asking: Why should you have separate services for your p
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| Publication time | 2026-09-16T23:39:46Z |
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Home > Home Internet > Broadband Cricket Wireless Adds 5G Home Internet Service Cricket joins the club of mobile providers bundling home internet with mobile phone service. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology at CNET, from cellular phone plans to devices and emerging technology. Jeff Carlson Senior Writer Read full bio September 16, 2026, 7:39 pm ET 1 min read Sarah Tew/CNET With 5G cellular speeds now fast enough to rival broadband, many mobile providers are asking: Why should you have separate services for your phone and home? Cricket Wireless is the latest company to answer with a new home internet service that rides the same 5G network you’d get while out with your mobile phone.
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