MetroPCS, Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile would come under the T-Mobile ownership umbrella and would have a combined 54 percent of the prepaid market.
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The transition from prepaid to postpaid adds a few dollars to the process: at Boost, the Max XL costs $130 while Sprint is charging $192.
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The service is available only to Xfinity Internet subscribers and is intended to go after postpaid carriers with unlimited data and Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Sprint took a breather in subscriber growth thanks in part to an accounting consolidation move, but prepaid continues to prove too "competitive".
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Mid-rangers are an interesting beast in this smartphone market. Publicized unlocked phones have become a more common occurrence. ZTE wanted to be the uncommon occurence.The Chinese manufacturer made a point in renaming its US brand — one tarnished by
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