7 monthes ago | By Phone Arena

Both AT&T and Verizon introduced new data plans not long ago, and we are comparing their unlimited options - AT&T's Enhanced Plus and Choice, Verizon's Above, Go and Beyond Unlimited, T-Mobile's One and One Plus, as well as Sprint's Unlimited Freedom, which is the cheapest of the bunch, with a running promo offering two or more lines for just $100.
There's been a lot of moving and shaking since US carriers went all unlimited last year. T-Mobile increased its prices, Verizon limited its "unlimited" option a bit, and AT&T enhanced ...
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Metro by T-Mobile's new plans are released with double data, unlimited extras

7 monthes ago | By Phone Arena

T-Mobile renamed its most famous subsidiary from MetroPCS to Metro by T-Mobile not long ago, and today the promised new plan prices are kicking in. The overhauled website lists several options that are better than what we had until now, chief among which is the $60 unlimited one with 15GB of mobile hotspot data included at full speed. The new extra perks to the top-shelf unlimited option are free Amazon Prime video streaming and Google One with 100GB of cloud storage for the duration.
Metro also doubled the gigs on its $40/month plan from 5GB ...
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Cricket vs Metro, Straight Talk, Boost and Project Fi prepaid plan features and pricing

7 monthes ago | By Phone Arena

It used to be that going the virtual carrier route was the only way to get unlimited data at reasonable pricing on your favorite carrier of choice. Today's prepaid fight, however, is fought by the major carriers - Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint - leaving scraps for their MVNO offshoots.
Still, they have reinvented themselves, and each is targeting a certain niche, either geographically, or with unorthodox amounts of data at rock bottom prices, too, in a way to differentiate from the big four. Well, the little guys usually ditch ...
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