U.S. Cellular is the latest operator to jump on the data-sharing bandwagon, with the introduction of its new “Byte-Sized Shared Data Plans.”
Like AT&T and Verizon, the plans are available to purchase for both standard and business accounts, entitling all registered customers access to one large pool of data, which is divided amongst users on the same account.
Republic Wireless is set to begin selling the Moto X off-contract for $299, according to a number of search results found on the carrier’s website. The company has already teased “a big announcement” coming this week, and it appears the Moto X will be it.
Samsung’s latest handset, the mammoth 6.3-inch Galaxy Mega, has been available in both Europe and Asia for the past couple of months now, and it recently launched in the U.S. on AT&T. And now, U.S. Cellular has announced that it will start selling the Mega 6.3, as from today.
Sony’s latest mid-range Android-powered smartphone, the Xperia M, was announced last month, and now Three U.K. has officially reported that it will be listing the device on its website starting October 11, in addition to offering the handset in its bricks-and-mortar stores as from today.
Today, Three U.K. announced its latest scheme aimed at abolishing roaming charges when using your phone abroad. Entitled ‘Feel at Home,’ the plan enables you to use your regular Three allowance – contract, mobile broadband, or PAYG – whilst travelling, at no extra cost.
Sounds great! But, there is a catch.
