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Chris Holmes is a contributing writer for WhistleOut, where he covers the cell phone and internet industries. His work has been cited in publications like The Verge, The New York Times, and WIRED. Chris is a shamelessly devoted Google Pixel fan and loves his Pixel 4 XL.
There's a lot to like about Sprint's Unlimited Freedom plan, including the free Hulu subscription that comes with it. This guide explains how to start streaming away.
Rewards-based MVNO FreeUP Mobile has debuted two new plans ahead of Black Friday—one of which is completely free.
My Maps is a very useful and under-utilized function of Google Maps. Unfortunately, it's recently become harder to access on a phone, but you can still do things via the browser.
Statistics show that most people hold onto their phones for around 2.6 years—and this goes for iPhones as well. In other words, you'll probably turn in your phone before your current romantic relationships ends, or you switch careers.
Apple's new iPhone XR, the least expensive in the company's new line of phones, is out today. Featuring awesome colors, the best iPhone battery, and a cheaper price tag, the XR is an attractive device.
MetroPCS has been rebranded Metro by T-Mobile, and debuted two new unlimited plans featuring Google ONE and Amazon prime subscriptions. Also, the company has committed to launching 5G to its customers by 2019.
While the iPhone XS and XS Max are undoubtedly great devices, there are plenty of reasons to grab the iPhone XR insted. We've listed five of them.
WhistleOut compares the relative strengths of AT&T and Sprint according to price, selection, features, network and customer service. It's a battle of the cell phone carrier titans. Which one will emerge victorious?
Freemium carrier FreedomPop has launched offshoot brand Unreal, which purports to provide "premium" (i.e. non-WiFi) calling and texting, along with small amounts of 4G LTE data on the Sprint network. . . for cheap.
Ting has launched their cheapest cell phone plan yet at just $15/month.