T-Mobile to offer unlimited data plans for Monthly4G users starting January 9th

by Alexon Enfiedjian on Jan 5th 2013, 12:32am
tagged 4G, off contract, T-Mobile, unlimited data plan

On January 9th, T-Mobile will begin offering a $70 unlimited data plan for its Monthly4G users. Monthly4G is T-Mobile’s no-contract plan, meaning you are free to jump on and off ship at any time you please. $70 will get you unlimited talk, text, and data…with no little asterisk anywhere informing you that you’ll be throttled after 5GB. Nope, this time it’s truly unlimited so you can stream songs, video chat and watch YouTube to your data-hungry heart’s content! If you are one of the lucky few who were able to snag the elusive Nexus 4, you might want to try pairing that bad boy up with T-Mobile’s 42Mbps HSPA+ network for a truly speedy experience.

Source: TmoNews

Oppo Find 5 makes its way to the US

by Macky Evangelista on Dec 6th 2012, 4:24am
tagged AT&T, off contract, oppo find 5, T-Mobile

The Oppo Find 5′s spec sheet has popped up and is making its way to the US. The specs seem right up there with the current powerhouses and with an off-contract price of just $499, it is definitely something some people may look into. The device has a 5″ 1080p display, Qualcomm’s latest quad-core S4 pro processor, 2GB’s of RAM, Android 4.1.2, a 2,500 mAh battery and 16 GB’s of on board storage. Most importantly, the device will work on T-Mobile’s and AT&T’s HSPA+ network.

Will this off-contract device be something any of you guys willing to give a shot? Hopefully we’ll get some pictures of it soon!

source: Engadget

MetroPCS will offer Rhapsody Unlimited Music for Android phones

by Robert Nazarian on Aug 17th 2011, 2:32pm
tagged metropcs, music service, off contract, prepaid, Rhapsory, streaming music

If you are a big music fan, you might want to look at MetroPCS. They are offering a new plan called Rhapsody Unlimited Music for Android phones which features unlimited talk, text, web, multimedia streaming and downloading access, and of course, music. You will have access to the 12 million songs that are in the Rhapsody library which you can stream or download for listening without a connection.

All of this will cost $60 per month which is not bad, but with $50 to $55 unlimited plans offered elsewhere, the Rhapsody part of the equation does not feel like that much of a bonus. It’s is not a bad deal if you happen to be a fan of Rhapsody.

[via metropcs]

Sprint Samsung Galaxy Tab Now Only $299 On Contract Through Best Buy

by Joe Sirianni on Jan 7th 2011, 6:55pm
tagged Android Tablets, galaxy, month to month, off contract, price drop, Samsung, samsung galaxy tab, Sprint, tab, tablet, tablets

The price drop wars regarding Samsung’s Galaxy Tab just keep coming in, and the average consumer is certainly not complaining. For those of you who have had your eyes on a Galaxy Tab for a while and currently have an active account with Sprint, here’s your opportunity. According to a Best Buy source who tipped off the guys over at BGR with the pic above, the device will be available for $299 on a new two year agreement. The Tab will remain $499 on a month to month activation and $549 off contract. It’s unclear at this time whether or not both Best Buy and Sprint will be advertising for this, or by via Best Buy channels only. Either way, this has been by far the lowest we’ve seen the device drop on any carrier. What do you guys think? Is this enough of a price drop for you to run on out and grab one today? Let us know in the comments below.

[via bgr]