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fter the success of its PC card and subscription Businesss Everywhere, Orange offers a USB Flash Drive, which serves as a wireless modem to communicate via mobile telephone networks. It is offered at 269 euros without any commitment or from 9 euros with a lump sum Business Everywhere. In contrast to the key SFR, the key named Icon II wirelessly connects to a USB 2.0 port, while the SIM card is inserted directly into the Icon II, with the risk of being wrong meaning unfortunately. Like its counterpart, installation is quick and transparent to the user, at least owners of Windows machines (2000, XP and Vista).

Contrary to the model SFR, the connection with the key Orange akin to a wireless communication, thus exploit this connection in the manner of a Wi-Fi connection (with appropriate security), and thus more flexibility. However, the user interface is minimalist. One advantage in terms of simplicity, but a default for those with more experience and demanding that could not monitor the evolution of their consumption (or volume) or flow under way (upstream and down). It is just possible to select a preferred wireless technology to connect between GPRS, EDGE and 3G/3G + (up to 3.6 Mbps). A detail that is very useful in practice in the areas covered partially broadband 3G: because in this case, a connection EDGE can be a more reliable connection 3G uncertain.

While voice communications are prohibited, the sending and receiving of SMS remains achievable. However, in comparison with the version SFR, one can only regret the management of contacts. Indeed, in the absence of light import / export contacts from the SIM card or file, it is necessary to manually enter phone numbers. However, through Orange, this USB drive Icon II incorporates a quad radio module, which is ideal for travelers who are likely to want to connect around the world.