When most major cell phone companies announced the end of "unlimited" data plans I was concerned about living under a limited cap--with the possibility of overages and additional fees. But I endeavored to find out how much data I really needed and was surprised by the findings.
Every kid who's begged their parents to buy them a phone has used the, "I can call you so you know I'm safe" line. Yeah... That'll last about a month. After that, you might find your kid conveniently "forgot to charge the phone" or "didn't hear it ring."
With LTE (4G) smartphones becoming more common, one of the questions I often hear is "how much LTE data do I really need?" It may be a bit more than you anticipated.
According to multiple sources in the tech industry, Apple will announce the new iPhone at an event on September 12th. The highly desired device will then go on sale Friday, September 21st. Tech journalists have been salivating over the possibility that this may be the first iPhone ever with a bigger screen, and the leaked images and parts seem to confirm that.
I want one... but I don't have a spar
Virgin Mobile just announced what could be the best deal on an iPhone and service, period. Starting June 29th, you can get an iPhone 4S on the Virgin Mobile network for $30 a month and that includes unlimited text and data. There's no contracts either. This is pre-paid goodness.
The results are in. After much testing, the "tech sites" are all pretty much reporting the same reviews about Verizons version of the iPhone 4. AND... Yup... It's an iPhone 4.
After years of speculation, rumors and guessing... Today, Verizon announced that officially, the iPhone will be available to its customers 2 /10/11.
This is exciting news for those of you that are existing Verizon customers and my guess is that this will be better for consumers no matter which carrier you prefer...