GoPhone

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iPhone owners will finally be able to tap into all the benefits of AT&T’s prepaid GoPhone plan.

As of Friday, GoPhone customers who activate an iPhone will be able access data over the network. The same holds true for those who activate other 4G devices as GoPhone now supports AT&T’s 4G LTE and HSPA+ networks. Previously, owners of 4G devices who subscribed to GoPhone (more…)

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It costs me around $80 per month to operate my iPhone 4S, which will soon be out of contract.

When that joyous day comes, I will very likely ditch AT&T in favor of something like Solavei, one of a growing number of companies offering cheaper, no-contract mobile service.

Specifically, Solavei gives you unlimited voice, text, and 4G data for $49 per month. OK, there’s an asterisk next (more…)

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The Freedom Sleeve case for iPhone 4/4S promises blazing broadband speeds.

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FreedomPop)

Back in February, wireless upstart FreedomPop made some bold promises about free mobile broadband service. Now it appears the company is getting ready to make good on at least one of them.

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This phrase is worth money.

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I put a lot of thought into whether to leave the “Sent from my iPad” tag on my e-mails.

On one hand, I didn’t feel the need to advertise my hardware. On the other, I thought it might excuse some of the inevitable ham-fisted typos I’d make with the onscreen keyboard.

I never considered there are people in the world who would (more…)