We recently held a Liberty to Share photo contest asking people to submit their US travel photos to us. To see the winning photo submission based on people's choice, go here. Although the contest is now over, we still wanted to showcase all the great photos taken in Stateside cities and towns, canyons and dams.

(Zebra Slot Canyon, Utah - All photos by Kevin Swanson)

After an exciting week of voting for your favorite photos, you made your choice on who would be the winner of our Liberty To Share contest. We're excited to announce that the photographer with the most votes on his photos is Kevin Swanson, shooter of a series of beautiful photos he titled "Away From it All".

We've collected your photo submissions for the Liberty to Share photo contest and now it's time to vote for your favorite shot. The winner will take home our Liberty 4G mobile hotspot, to make sharing and connecting while traveling even easier. You've submitted a lot of great photos so it's up to you to decide to takes home the prize.

To those of you who have already submitted your photos to our Liberty to Share contest, thank you! Looking through your travel photos of the US is creating all sorts of wanderlust in our office. For those of you who haven't joined our contest yet, this is your last chance! Photo submission deadline is 6:00 pm PST today. After that, all submitted photos will be unveiled in our Facebook voting gallery.

When you’re on roaming, it’s often an important step to figure out how much data you’re going to need. Going with a provider’s regular roaming rates is always excessively expensive: this makes knowing your data usage very important. Whether you’re a light user, send a ton of emails, update Facebook or Twitter constantly, or stream videos, our data calculator can figure out how much data you’re going to need, based on which device(s) you use.

Today marks the launch of our Liberty to Share Photo Contest, over on our Facebook page. Roam Mobility is designed for travel so what better way to showcase our love of travel than through a photo contest? Simply submit your US travel pic, then get your friends to vote for it. The photo with the most votes wins a Liberty Mobile Hotspot.

Bar your windows and lock your doors: the invasion of the tablets is upon us…well, it really has been upon us for quite some time. You might not see them on the street - the way you do with smartphones - but they have been flying off the shelves for over the last year.

The Liberty Hotspot isn’t only fast and portable: it also works just like the router or gateway you have at home. Whether you’re an internet surfer or a power user, the Liberty has the same administration options as your stationary hardware, in order to maximize what you can do with it.

As ubiquitous as internet access is, finding a reliable Wi-Fi hotspot on the run can prove difficult, especially when you are in a foreign country. Oftentimes when an internet connection is made, it can be extremely expensive and comes with many restrictions; limiting users drastically from accessing the internet in the same manner as they would back at home.