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T-Mobile Introduces New Family Plans – Ideal For a Canadian Summer
Today T-Mobile’s latest “#uncarrier Amped” announcement is a new family plan (available starting July 15th) that offers 10GB or 20GB of high speed data per line, with support for tethering using all of that data, as well as the awesome new “Mobile Without Borders” feature that extends service into Canada and Mexico. The new Simple Choice […]
GigSky Lets Apple SIM iPads Roam Around the World
When the iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3 were released last October – Apple also debuted the magical multi-carrier “Apple SIM” card. Rather than having to pick a cellular carrier at purchase time and then paying roaming fees to your home carrier when you travel, the Apple SIM lets you select your carrier and […]
T-Mobile Clarifies Throttling – Defines “Unlimited” as 21GB
T-Mobile news tracking site TmoNews has noticed a subtle recent change in the fine print attached to T-Mobile “Unlimited Data” plans. Last month T-Mobile began enforcing “Data Prioritization” that slowed down “customers who use more data than what is used by 97% of what all customers use in a given month” on congested towers – but it […]
OneWeb Partners With Airbus To Provide Satellite Internet “To Everyone, Everywhere”
Satellite internet startup OneWeb took a major step forward this week – announcing that it has entered into a joint venture with European aerospace giant Airbus to mass produce 900 low earth orbit micro-sized satellites designed to bring “Internet to everyone, everywhere on Earth.” OneWeb has an incredibly ambitious plan to set up a satellite assembly line […]
Sprint Kills “The Fairness Algorithm” – Ceases Throttling Heavy Users
A year ago Sprint introduced “The Fairness Algorithm” that would slow speeds down for customers who were amongst the top 5% of data users on the Sprint network – but only when connected to congested towers. This was in sharp contrast to AT&T’s throttling policy at the time that slowed down unlimited data users who used […]
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