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Verizon Expands 3G Coverage, Announces New Pricing

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May 20, 2002, 9:45 AM by (staff)

Verizon Wireless today announced the rollout of the carrier's new Express Network rates, and a number of new markets. Verizon will be offering unlimited usage for a monthly fee of $99.99. Also new are time- and data-based Express Network plans starting at $35 per month. Unlike earlier pricing options, the new plans do not pull from voice plan minutes. Strigl also announced the expansion of the 3G Express Network, beginning tomorrow, in 29 additional markets, including San Diego, Los Angeles, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Vermont and Kansas, with additional coverage added in Texas, Florida and New York.

Apr 28, 2021
US Mobile today introduced a new category of plans that makes family plans more affordable than ever. The new Pooled Plan lets multiple lines share a set, customizable amount of data, as a cheaper alternative to unlimited plans (which US Mobile continues to offer.) Monthly pricing for Pooled Plans is $9/line, plus $2 per GB of shared 4G/5G data.

T-Mobile Intros New, Cheaper Small Biz Plans

May 20, 2021
T-Mobile today announced out new small business plans called Business Unlimited. The three new options offer a better value than the existing Magenta for Business plans in several ways.

AT&T Upgrades International and Top-End Plans

Jul 12, 2021
AT&T has tweaked its International Day Pass and Unlimited Elite plan, adding more value for the same price. The International Day Pass is now free after the first ten days per billing period, offering a much better value on longer overseas trips.

Verizon Pumps up its Mobile Hotspot Plans

Jul 29, 2021
Verizon has launched a new set of plans exclusively for mobile hotspot devices, with more options and more data than previously available. Verizon previously offered the same two plans for all "connected devices", from mobile hotspots to smartwatches, topping out at $30/month for 30 GB of full-speed data.

Cricket Ditches Data Speed Caps, Adds 5G to All Plans

Oct 29, 2021
Cricket made two major changes to its prepaid plans today, bringing them in line with the competition in two important ways. First, Cricket is removing the cap of 8 Mbps on 4G LTE download speeds.

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