After looking over some spec’s for Sprint’s 2010 lineup over at BGR, upon arriving at the very last bullet point my train of thought gets stopped dead in it’s tracks. It simply states “No tethering for phones that require “Everything Plans”. Essentially, that puts the kibosh on all smartphones. Pardon me if I’m over reacting, but a smartphone in supposed to be um…you know…smart, plans included. If I’m paying...

I know all you want to see is pictures and prices so I’ll get on with it. You might or may not be a tad disappointed. I on the other hand am pretty excited. If the wifey and I go with a 500 minute + unlimited text + web family plan on a contractual agreement, we’re looking at a mere $109/month. That may sound like a lot. Mind you it’s for two lines and is a much better price than we would get on either Verizon or AT&T. How is your setup going to...

Sprint Nextel has had a sickness for the last couple of years concerning the constant bleeding of customers.  Whether it be the $99 unlimited everything plan, the earlier nights and weekends, or even the up and coming Palm Pre, nothing seems to be helping.  However, there was one slight glimmer of hope in Boost Mobile when they announced that they were introducing a $50 unlimited everything which was then and is still by far the cheapest unlimited everything plan by...

When I said the last post was the last post about Time Warner…I lied.  Sorry.  Forgive me.  But as you know the only way to get something done in this country is by mass force.  The mass being the people, and the force being those people dropping their worthless TW service.  The latest chapter in the ongoing story with TW and their stubborn refusal to flat out dump caps, tiers, and kicking people off of the unlimited accounts for actually using them deals with...

Boost Mobile is undercutting the competition and is now offering an unlimited talk, text, and web plan for the super low price of US$50!  On top of that, it is a no contract plan so you aren’t shackled to it for two years should the need to move arise.  An added benefit of Boosts plan is that it runs on Sprint’s Nextel cellular network meaning the plan and users can talk, text, and surf around the country.  In contrast, Cricket, who runs on the MetroPCS...