by Andrew Grush, 2 weeks ago

A few years ago the word “prepaid” had a near-taboo connotation in the United States, especially when it came to cellular devices. Carriers like Straight Talk have helped change this image, as has the release…

by Brad Ward, 2 months ago

According to a post put up by TmoNews Thursday evening, T-Mobile has decided to drop its postpaid offerings with Target. Starting April 7, you will no longer be able to find T-Mobile postpaid offerings in any…

by Conan Hughes, 3 months ago

Have you been holding off from buying that long-desired Nexus 4 as you wait for a better deal? Well, online retailer LetsTalk has something you’re looking for: the Google Nexus 4 for just $84.99. That…

by Nate Swanner, 3 months ago

A recent study by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) indicates that nearly half of all Android users are spending over $100 every month for service with a mobile carrier. When it’s all tallied, 86% of…

by Joe Hindy, 3 months ago

Believe it or not, Sprint has had prepaid service long before it’s recently released “Sprint Pay As You Go” plans. Using MVNO’s like Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile, Sprint was able to keep people on…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

They say you have to be objective and fair with everyone when working in the media industry, but we’re all human, so we’ll be straight with you. We’re big fans of MetroPCS. Maybe not fans…

by Joe Hindy, 3 months ago

It seems even Verizon is tired of their current prepaid offerings. By most standards, their prepaid plans are pretty expensive and it chases people away to smaller carrier with better rates. Since Verizon is still…

by Nate Swanner, 3 months ago

A few recent developments have woken us from our 2-year-plan slumber. We’ve been exposed to a very inexpensive unlocked phone in the Nexus 4, and T-Mobile has decided to stop subsidizing phones. If we can…

by Shea Harris, 4 months ago

Prepaid data plans have become increasingly popular, and they continue to get features that make them more attractive. That trend continues, as T-Mobile has confirmed rumors that its nationwide 4G plan will be available in…

by Joe Hindy, 4 months ago

Out of the four big United States mobile carriers, Sprint was the only one without a prepaid service. As can be expected, they’ve lost many customers who enjoy the Sprint network but didn’t want to…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 4 months ago

There is an emerging trend among U.S. carriers that seems to point toward the decline of the traditional postpaid contract. T-Mobile, for one, is now pushing its Value Plans, thereby removing the subsidized cost of…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 5 months ago

Take a look at the smartphone you’re holding right now. Chances are, if you’re an Android or smartphone enthusiast, you’ll be holding a top-of-the-line device. You might even be reading this article on one right…

by Joe Hindy, 5 months ago

2012 was an exciting year in mobile technology. We saw the release of quad core devices, 720p and 1080p displays, and new flagships from most of the major OEMs. However, one thing that hasn’t changed…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 5 months ago

While we all welcomed last week’s rumor that Sprint’s LTE speeds were headed to a number of prepaid phones on Boost and Virgin Mobile, we couldn’t help but be cautious and take the info with…

by Tom Wyatt, 6 months ago

Samsung’s latest entry level device, the Galaxy Discover, running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has arrived as a prepaid phone at Telus, designed for the more light-hearted approach to mobile technology. Sporting a 3.5-inch display…