Previously available only on Verizon prepaid and up for pre-orders elsewhere, the Moto E4 has expanded to several other US carriers and retailers.
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For the past while, Ting has been twisting and transforming itself (thanks in part to new competition) from providing a simple a la carte prepaid service based off of Sprint’s network to carrying both major US GSM networks as well.Now, it’s bringing down its data pricing to $10 per gigabyte from a rate of $15. That’s for data beyond the 2GB level ($20, down from $29).If you’re curious, the first gigabyte is now $16, $3 less than before. Ultimately, if you end up using more than 2GB, ...
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Tello might be the name of a walkie-talkie app, but it’s now also the name of a Sprint virtual network operator. It is the latest prepaid carrier to offer custom buckets of talk time, texts and data to prospective users.One postpaid carrier, Ting, happens to be a competing Sprint MVNO. It’s now being put at a heavy price disadvantage if users want more with Tello’s introduction. One sore point is in the data offerings: Ting’s price of $29 gets users up to 2GB before going into per-megabyte prorated charges while Tello offers 2GB of LTE data for $21 and up to 5GB of ...
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