Sentences with phrase «new unlimited plan»

It seems part of the current rumble among the leading U.S. carriers that began with the flurry of new unlimited plans launched.

(A January update found that the margins had shrunk, though Sprint and T - Mobile heavily promoted new unlimited plans in the time between.)

During times of congestion, your data may be temporarily slower than other traffic (only after 22 GB / line / mo on New Unlimited Plan & Beyond Unlimited).

Google has been pushing Project Fi to the majority of users around the country and they have introduced new unlimited plans with Bill Protection model.

In early October 2014, Virgin Mobile debuted new unlimited plans, enticing customers with five monthly no - contract plan options that run the gamut of Wi - Fi - only service up to unlimited talk, text and data with international service.

T - Mobile's new unlimited plan starts at $ 70 for one line, $ 120 for two, and $ 140 for three.

«With our incredible new unlimited plans and great entertainment options for everyone, we're able to give customers what they've been asking for, on their terms.»

Virgin Mobile, meanwhile, has new unlimited plans packed with more data for users.

Both of AT&T's new unlimited plans cover voice, data and text when you're in Canada or Mexico.

«Verizon's move [to new unlimited plans] also potentially sets the stage for carriers to start implementing plan tiers that charge for higher data speeds or discount for lower ones,» Luna added.

It seems part of the current rumble among the leading U.S. carriers that began with the flurry of new unlimited plans launched.

That brings T - Mobile's One plan directly in line with Verizon's new Unlimited plan in terms of features: both plans give unlimited data up to a certain threshold, including unlimited HD video streaming and a 10 GB limit on mobile tethering.

** Int» l data reduced to 2G speeds after 512 MB / day (on New Unlimited Plan, Go Unlimited & Beyond Unlimited).

Haven said that it's worth noting that Sprint and T - Mobile have recently introduced new unlimited plans that could make that carrier's «value proposition» more attractive to consumers.

Verizon is keeping other tiered data plans available alongside the new unlimited plan, including a 5 GB a month offering, as well as its S, M, and L plans.

The idea was a simple marketing appeal — customers could stop worrying about how much data they had left every month — combined with the possibility that many would move up to the new unlimited plans from cheaper limited plans, raising more revenue.

T - Mobile said it would phase out all its limited data plans for new customers starting next month when the new unlimited plans are available.

The new unlimited plans are a better deal for people who use lots of data or have multiple family members on their account.

Sprint, which is majority owned by Japanese carrier Softbank, said it would continue to offer more choices, and added an even cheaper version of the new unlimited plan to its Boost Mobile prepaid brand starting at $ 50 per month.

The offer is the second video - related enticement for its new unlimited plan, which starts at $ 90 for the first line and goes up to $ 185 for four lines.

The new unlimited plan eliminates the need for data cap exemptions (also known as zero - rating), though Binge On could still be applied to existing plans with monthly data limits.

Verizon has rolled out a new unlimited plan Monday but T - Mobile CEO John Legere came out swinging on Twitter and has announced adjustments to its own unlimited data plan.

Sprint, meanwhile, is rolling out new unlimited plans on August 19.

Virgin Mobile will debut a new unlimited plan slate this weekend that aims for options at all budget levels.

Also, a look at the restrictions in Sprint and T - Mobile's new unlimited plans, how Netflix is forcing users to search for content on its own apps, a changing of the guard (sort of) for the internet's nameservers and a fun site that lets you search for photos by drawing bad pictures.

T - Mobile and Sprint's new unlimited plans have some nasty fine print (The Verge) Don't jump for joy just yet... there are restrictions with those new plans.

Right now it appears that the test markets for these new unlimited plans is Milwaukee and Boston, although there is a second test plan being run in parts of Arizona and Oklahoma that is set at $ 50 per month for the first line and $ 50 per month for the second line, while additional lines are $ 25 each.

Limits are everywhere in these new unlimited plans.

A new unlimited plan designed to grow with your business and work where you work, all on America's largest and most reliable 4G LTE network.

Recently, Cricket launched a new unlimited plan specifically for accounts for two lines.

MetroPCS has announced a new unlimited plan that gets even better when more subscribers are added.

That timing's significant as Verizon announced a new unlimited plan in February after years of only offering tiered data plans to new customers.

Here's a complete breakdown of Verizon's new Unlimited plan and everything else you can get when you sign up for service.

If you live in a certain US city, you will get some extra benefits when you switch to one of AT&T's new unlimited plans.

If you live in New York City, you can get one year of DirecTV Now for free if you switch to either of the new Unlimited plans.

Cricket Wireless is launching a new unlimited plan for talk, text and data for one smartphone line for $ 70 a month starting on April 17.

Of course, this is just the latest example of a wireless carrier either introducing a new unlimited plan for customers, or in this case modifying an existing one to stay competitive.

Cricket Wireless has launched a new unlimited plan to take on T - Mobile's offering.

Boost Mobile is offering a new unlimited plan, the Unlimited Plus plan, for just $ 60 a month.

AT&T customers can only get its new unlimited plan (with no hotspot) by adding on DirecTV or U-Verse TV service — the first line will run $ 100.

Sprint, meanwhile, is rolling out new unlimited plans on August 19.

Now that all four major U.S. wireless carriers have played their cards here's a quick rundown of how the new unlimited plans stack up.

Details on the new Unlimited plans are a bit light.

Ellis reportedly referred to Verizon's network as «fantastic» when discussing the fact that data use is now more evenly distributed because of the two new Unlimited plans that the carrier offers, and that shouldn't be too surprising as Verizon is surely proud that its network is now experiencing less strain and working more reliable for more people evenly throughout the day.

New York City residents will get one year of DirecTV Now for free if they switch to either of the new Unlimited plans.

AT&T's new Unlimited plans and city - specific deals will be available starting this Thursday, March 1.

Not to be outdone by Verizon's new unlimited plan, T - Mobile is going tit for tat by making adjustments to theirs to be more competitive.