Sentences with phrase «carriers with unlimited data»

• Straight Talk, $ 55 a month: Straight Talk joins the ranks of prepaid carriers with an unlimited data option for a relatively affordable $ 55 a month, matching Cricket's pricing.

The service is available only to Xfinity Internet subscribers and is intended to go after postpaid carriers with unlimited data and Wi - Fi hotspots.

Not exact matches

And with its new T - Mobile One plans, the carrier has effectively made this idea standard: You get «unlimited» data, but all video is limited to a low - res 480p until you pay an extra fee.

In addition to its highest - priced «unlimited data» plan, rival carrier T - Mobile offers a 5 gigabyte plan with «unlimited data» and explains on its website that after the allotted amount is used up, data speeds slow.

Up until now, the carriers have waged a fierce battle to win customers with the new unlimited data plans.

The proposed pricing is most appealing for a single customer with high data usage who already subscribes to one of Comcast's top X1 video plans and would qualify for the $ 45 unlimited plan — cheaper than any major carrier currently offers.

Considering that other major carriers in the United States, such as AT&T and Verizon, have stopped offering unlimited data plans, Sprint competes only with T - Mobile, but the Uncarrier's plan costs $ 10 more.

One of the main reasons that I stick with Sprint as my carrier is because they are one of the few that still offer unlimited data.

Sprint is the only major carrier that offers unlimited data with no limitations for smartphone customers.

I am staying since they are the only carrier to offer unlimited data with actual speed.

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Priced at less than $ 20, new Android phone takes the worry out of choosing the ideal phone for kids and parents alike OVERLAND PARK, Kan. and RICHARDSON, Texas — March 9, 2012 — Recognizing the importance of providing a wide variety of devices to fit the needs of families with children, Sprint (NYSE: S), and ZTE Corporation («ZTE») today announced the upcoming availability of ZTE FuryTM, a family - friendly Android - powered device that doesn't skimp on features and comes matched with the only truly unlimited data pricing plans on all phones from a national wireless carrier.

YouTube's iOS revenue has grown remarkably since then, of course, as YouTube Red itself grew in popularity, combined with other trends, like the rise of cord - cutting, YouTube's youngest users finally getting their own phones, streaming plans from mobile carriers that don't count YouTube's data or those offering cheap unlimited data, the growth of live streaming and the launch of other features to engage YouTube viewers — like messaging, Community, Reels and more.

The nation's second largest wireless carrier, much like Verizon, didn't offer a stand - alone unlimited data phone plan for a couple of years, but after Big Red caved and launched its plan earlier this year, Big Blue quickly followed with its own unlimited plans.

T - Mobile wants to do away with its service plans that include tiered data and in its place, the giant American carrier is bringing back unlimited plans in what is known as T - Mobile One.

I have been waiting for this and finally it's here, the only national carrier with Truly Unlimited 4G LTE data, text and calling to any mobile, today announced an availability date for Samsung Galaxy Note II.

With those latter two carriers, if you want full - resolution video streaming you have to pay up for it in the form of a more expensive unlimited data plan.

Any new customers with an eligible phone who switch to Sprint from Verizon, AT&T, T - Mobile (or other carriers) can get up to 5 free lines of unlimited data for a year.

That seems to have been ditched with T - Mobile One, as the carrier promises only unlimited mobile hotspot data at 2G speeds; if you want high - speed tethering, that's $ 15 for 5 GB of high - speed data.

Google compensate with unlimited Google Photo Storage, but that comes at a huge cost of paying for Telco carrier data.

So far, Boost offered unlimited data, but with one caveat: once the user went through a certain amount of data, the carrier would throttle the speed.

For a family of four, it's an attractive option, even as other carriers have rushed out with unlimited data plans of their own.

Note that AT&T's unlimited plans aren't truly unlimited: If you use more than 22 GB per month, the carrier may throttle your data speeds if its network is too congested, though that's a standard practice among carriers with unlimited plans.

For carriers, too many subscribers with unlimited data plans can eat into their profits.

More users with unlimited data could lead to some slowdowns in average speed, particularly as carriers throttle the speeds of customers who use a lot of data in a month.

Comcast TV subscribers will be able to use the Xfinity Stream App on their smartphone to stream live TV, on - demand content and shows stored on a cloud - DVR, no matter where they are; it will count against your data allotment, though if you don't have an unlimited plan with the carrier.

Video streaming is one of the biggest data use cases for large US carriers, and throttling or quality - limiting this activity has been a tradition among wireless carriers even before the unlimited plan renaissance of 2016, with T - Mobile pioneering the movement by way of its BingeOn service which zero - rated video in exchange for throttling it down to 480p quality.

Each of the Big Four carriers and even many of the prepaids offer unlimited - data plans now, in addition to the tiered options that customers may be more familiar with.

But with wireless carriers moving to plans offering unlimited minutes, is VoIP messaging through Skype and Facebook even worth the time and data?

Unlimited data plans from mobile carriers pretty much always come with some sort of fine print or set of caveats that users should consider before buying in, and Verizon's recently unveiled plan is certainly no exception.

MetroPCS tends to be ignored, but we have listed it as one of the carriers with the best unlimited data plans, as well as the best prepaid plans.