Until August https://www.chemollifire.com/u-pharmttcom-6f72.pdf#attention u-pharmtt.com  Stokols foresees the market for mobile hotspots radically diminishing over the next few years, as people use their phones to tether devices that don’t include built-in cellular access. The new phone service, then, is a bet on the future. In an effort to undercut traditional carriers, he said, FreedomPop will always offer a $99 unsubsidized smartphone “no more than two generations old.” Eventually, you’ll be able to use any Sprint device with the service.