The real 5G evolution we were waiting for. Better coverage and speeds alongside more advanced technology to take advantage of worldwide 5G with the X55 nearly makes the X50 obsolete.
We compare Mint Mobile to Boost Mobile to help you figure out which alternative carrier is best for you.
Using an alternative to the big four wireless providers is a great idea for many of us, and here are some reasons why.
Alternative carriers are popping up all the time. Here's how Mint Mobile and Cricket Wireless measure up to one another.
Here's everything you need to know about Google's take on wireless service — Google Fi.
How does Google's MVNO stack up to the Big Four's "Un-carrier"? We compare Project Fi to T-Mobile to see which is best.
A complete breakdown of Verizon's Unlimited plan and everything else you can get when you sign up for service.
If your phone is working fine, it may be time give some thought to the position of your router.
5G deployment is moving fast and the list of cities with coverage is growing all the time. See if your U.S. city has coverage yet by Verizon, Sprint or AT&T.
The absolute cheapest plan around probably doesn't work for everybody. Take your usage habits and needs into account and then pick the plan that's right for you. We're here to help.
Verizon is pushing forward with its super fast 5G network. This is everything you need to know to decide if you want to be a part of it.
If you think you're experiencing an outage with Verizon, here's what to do.
All four major carriers in the U.S. offer unlimited data plans. But which is the best?
Dish Network takes in 9.3 million prepaid customers. Customers continue to access the old network for now.
For business customers 5G on AT&T is moving fast. Consumers need to wait a bit longer to get access to the fastest AT&T mobile network.
5G is moving quickly but it's not available for most people yet and isn't worth the premium price most carriers are putting on service.
The argument for stepping up to 5G gets stronger every day. Here are a few reasons why you should make the jump in 2019.
T-Mobile is launching it's 5G network for anyone with a 5G compatible device. While we wait for the merger with Sprint, T-Mobile's mmWave 28 Ghz 5G network is moving forward at full speed.
Google Fi is Google's carrier, which uses three big U.S. networks to provide you with solid coverage. Thinking of switching? Here's everything you need to know.
5G is a lot more varied than it may seem. These terms used by carriers and manufacturers are essential to understanding what kind of service you can get from 5G.
