21
2012
AT&T Titan II gets a price drop to $150 on contract
We just got back form our local AT&T store and we noticed that the HTC Titan II (see review) has gone from it’s $199 pricing point ($550 off contract) to $149.99 ($500 off-contract).
18
2012
T-Mobile announces contract-free data passes
If you’ve got a 3G device that only seldomly needs an actual mobile connection, like a tablet or hotspot, you’re no doubt frustrated that they’re normally sold with expensive contract plans. T-Mobile hopes to alleviate that with a handful of new off-contract plans. Of course, you’ll need to buy their hardware outright, but for quite a bit of customers this might make a lot more sense. Naturally you’ll get access to T-Mobile’s “4G” HSPA+ network.
17
2012
T-Mobile launches new contract-free, data-only plans
Not all of us want to be locked into a long term contract with a wireless carrier. Especially when it comes to data-only devices that might not get used on a regular basis. For those that want to grab a 4G dongle or a mobile hotspot and go, without the need sign their life over, T-Mobile is launching four new pre-paid data options. The 4G passes start at $15 for 300MB over the course of a week, all the way up to 5GB for $50 over the course of a month. The plans are available on the Sonic 4G and plain ol’ T-Mobile 4G mobile hotspots as well as the Rocket 3.0 laptop stick, but tablet users can also hop on the bandwagon. The Galaxy Tab 10.1, 7,0 Plus and SpringBoard are all eligible for the No Annual Contract mobile broadband passes. You can start topping off your megabytes instead of your minutes on May 20th. For more details check out the PR after the break.
22
2012
Unlock an AT&T iPhone From the Web with AT&T Technical Support
If you own an iphone that is not part of a contract with AT&T, you can now officially unlock the device for use on other networks. We’ve discussed this before and our previous guide on unlocking the iphone through AT&T focused on calling a special direct line, but now we’ll show you how to unlock an iphone entirely through the web with the help of AT&T’s online technical support chat. This method is extremely quick, there are no wait times, and it’s easier for international users or for those without access to an active phone line.
