Verizon Increases Data Limits On Prepaid Plans
Verizon announces an increase in data access for its prepaid data plans
AT&T Launches “AiO” Prepaid Wireless Brand In Select Markets
Following in T-Mobile’s footsteps, AT&T creates its own prepaid flat-rate wireless brand in AiO Wireless
Unboxing the $99 Prepaid iPhone
Many have cited Apple’s plans to create a cheaper iPhone. This is not Apple’s style, however. Apple’s style is to depreciate their existing products as newer models are added in. Today, we bought the first $99 iPhone, on prepaid, from Sprint. Here’s how it looks, and here’s what it took.
Sprint Adds Refurbished iPhone 4 to As You Go Prepaid Service
Sprint quietly adds the refurbished Apple iPhone 4 to its Sprint As You Go prepaid service.
Verizon Rolls Out New $35 Monthly Prepaid Basic Phone Plan
Verizon launches its cheapest monthly prepaid plan so far, in a bid to remain competitive against the increasing pressure from MVNOs.
T-Mobile Creates Go Smart Brand to Challenge Boost, Virgin Mobile
While T-Mobile may be in the process of acquiring MetroPCS, they aren’t waiting to get hold of the brand. In fact, if Go Smart is successful, MetroPCS may not be worth much more than spectrum.
Verizon Feeling Pressure from MVNOs, Launching New Prepaid Smartphone Plans
Verizon Wireless will replace its $80 prepaid smartphone plan with two new plans that reflect the increased competition from lower-cost MVNOs
Sprint Confirms “Sprint As You Go” Launch
Sprint representatives confirm the launch of the Sprint As You Go prepaid service later this moth and elaborate on the key difference between it and Virgin/Boost Mobile: Unlimited data and LTE access.
Sprint to Launch Own Internal Prepaid Brand This Month with “Sprint As You Go”
After years of pushing prepaid service under wholly-owned brands, Sprint is preparing to launch its own internally branded prepaid service later this month in Sprint as you Go
Galaxy Nexus vs Nexus 4 – Clear Winners, Losers
Google’s current Nexus smartphone strategy has created an interesting quandary. In many ways, the old Galaxy Nexus trumps Nexus 4, and in many ways, Nexus 4 trumps Galaxy Nexus. We explain why, how, and what you should buy.
