U.S. carriers continue to work towards fully restoring service in response to Hurricane Michael, but the response has been slow, says FCC chairman.

You'll have to start a new line with Sprint, but at only $9 per month, it's probably worth it.

Sprint is playing catch-up, since AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile rolled out VoLTE support in 2014.

Sprint only has itself to blame, since it bet the future of 4G on WiMax instead of the LTE technology that the other major U.S. carriers used.

The handset may become one of the rare Android phones to never receive a single, major update in its lifetime.

As always in the Weekly Plan Spotlight, we've rounded up some of the best phone plans around this week, including a Galaxy Note 9 for $15/month.

As contract plans get more and more expensive, more and more people are looking into the prepaid market. Join us as we look at some of the best options.

Today we're taking a look at the best Sprint prepaid phones you can get, and there are a few solid choices you can snap up.

The new Sprint plan, Unlimited Premium, includes a free subscription to Amazon Prime, Hulu and Tidal, and 50GB of LTE mobile hotspot data.

Sprint increased the cost of the plan by $10, but even now it's still an incredible deal.