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If you're looking for a modem that will work on Etisalat, then the ZTE software is what you need. This software fix lets you connect some of ZTE's modems to an Etisalat SIM card and connect to the internet. The solution is very easy and it works for many people so give it a try! ZTE’s new international modem range includes two pieces of software - one for Windows operating systems and one for Mac OS systems (Mac OS 9 through 10.7, 10.8). Both pieces of software will allow you to connect your modem to your Etisalat SIM card and enable you to surf the Internet. The modem options are limited, but it’s a great solution for users.Etisalat purchased a 60% stake in Zaynah Wireless in February 2014 for $150 million from The Qatar Investment Authority. Zaynah Wireless is a start-up running under the supervision and supervision of Etisalat and provides advanced 3G (UMTS), 4G (LTE) and Wi-Fi technologies that combine together into one network infrastructure. The company's network covers over 210,000 square kilometers in the Middle East, North Africa and Europe.Etisalat has three main mobile networks across major cities in the Middle East. Hargeisa was the first to launch the service when it opened in February 2011 with 4G Mobile Broadband. It uses an 800MHz bandwidth for download speeds of up to 1.4Mbit/s. Hargeisa is also one of the few 3G towns in Somalia with coverage which can include most homes and businesses inside city limits. The service shall be upgraded soon to offer speeds up to 2MBit/s download speed. Dubai launched the 4G service in the second quarter of 2013 covering most of Dubai. The Cellular Network is based on a 1.8GHz bandwidth for download speeds up to 100Mbit/s and 50Mbit/s for upload speed. Etisalat will also support 3G once a SIM card has been registered on the 4G network. Abu Dhabi launched its 4G service in December 2012 with download speeds up to 100Mbit/s and upload speeds up to 50Mbit/s for residential customers. Like Dubai, it offered 3G before launching 4G services. Its 1. 7GHz bandwidth connects to over 50% of Abu Dhabi and will eventually support 3G services. In January 2013, Etisalat launched its 4G LTE services in several regions in the UAE including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah. The service uses a bandwidth of 1.7GHz for download speeds up to 100Mbit/s and upload speeds up to 50Mbit/s. Like Hargeisa, they support 3G once a SIM card has been registered on the 4G network. cfa1e77820