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T-Mobile iPhone 5 vs AT&T, Verizon & Sprint Best Deals

04/14/201304/12/2013 by Lynn Walford

The T-Mobile started selling the iPhone today with its un-carrier plans and 0% interest financing. The question remains for many, ...

Verizon News: Changes in Plans, Subs and Payments

04/12/2013 by Lynn Walford

There are changes afloat at Verizon Wireless official ahat may show how T-Mobile's new cheaper un-carrier plans' influence on plans, end of discounts and subsidies. Verizon will over one-year payments plans for some devices starting April 21.

End of Life for Shared Non-Phone Upgrades and Every Two, Too

Verizon wireless spokeswoman, Brenda Raney announced today that Verizon Wireless has changed its upgrade eligibility. Customers on a two-year agreement will be eligible for an upgrade at 24 months versus the current eligibility of 20 months.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 4 Verizon 2Day

03/07/2013 by Lynn Walford

As the world waits for the Samsung Galaxy S 4 announcement in New York next week, Verizon Wireless begin selling the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, today for $599.99 with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with extremely fast LTE.

We were given demonstrations of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 at CES and our favorite feature is handwriting recognition using the S Pen. Artists will love Photoshop Touch.

AT&T vs Verizon LTE Test 4 Fastest --Metro PCS Loser

03/05/201303/05/2013 by Lynn Walford

We've been watching the latest commercial for Verizon LTE "hiking" claiming that the network is "astonishing." MetroPCS calls its data 4G LTE. While AT&T does not advertise its speed. Which is really the fastest? What do real speed tests show? Which is the best for you? (video follows).

OpenSignal has an app that shows download and upload speeds. We ran tests indoors with a Samsung Galaxy S III on the AT&T network and Droid RAZR MAXX HD on the Verizon 4G LTE network along with a standard dual-core Motorola Atrix using a Wi-Fi connection.

Verizon to Cut Smartphone Deals/Subisidies?

03/04/2013 by Glibert Shar

You may be paying a lot more for your smartphone in the future that could be devoid of subisidies. T-Mobile has been slowly decreasing it subsidies and is expect to stop them all togethter later this month.

Those who want to keep their unlimited data at Verizon have had to pay full prices, since last summer. Verizon CFO Fran Shammo expects subsides to decline.

“I’m a believer that over the next two to three years subsidies will start to decrease just because of the ecosystems,” Fran Shammo said at the Deutsche Bank 2013 Media, Internet & Telecom Conference.