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Mint Mobile provides excellent plans offered in multiple months as an alternative to its MVNO competitors. This serves as a guide for prospective customers.

MVNO networks allow for you to save money, but those savings come at a cost, and that cost is your data speed.

Here's a look at the current situation at Metro, a T-Mobile prepaid brand. Learn about its rate plans, phone selection, and limited time deals.

How much do you know about TextNow, the service provider that uses Wi-Fi and Sprint's network for coverage? Its plans and offerings could save you money.

Want to unlock your T-Mobile phone? This primer will help you understand what's needed before starting. Fortunately, the process is quite simple.

Each of the major wireless service providers has its own spectrum and network capabilities. Here's a quick breakdown of the various carrier bands.

Motorola has revised its Razr folding phone with changes to the design as well as improved hardware. More importantly, it's coming to other carriers.

T-Mobile announced that its version of the LG Velvet goes on sale September 10 with a price tag that beats other carriers.

T-Mobile has added three new phones to its lineup, all of which carry the REVVL branding. Key among them is a $400 model with 5G support.

We've gathered a number of great offers from wireless providers. All of them share one thing in common: they're cheap plans that use the T-Mobile network.

These are the best prices and promotions available for the Samsung Galaxy Note20, at least as it pertains to the wireless service providers.

T-Mobile is offering four lines of unlimited data for just $25 a line plus taxes and fees for a limited time with access to T-Mobile 5G included.

The LG Velvet 5G is available starting today, at your nearest AT&T store. Starting at $599, the phone offers a captivating body and some modest specs.

T-Mobile's latest initiative, Scam Shield, gives T-Mobile, Metro, and Sprint customers added protection against scams and robocalls.

Learn about Ting, the carrier that lets subscribers pay for just what they use. How does it stack up against the bigger names in the mobile space?