Topic: unlimited

With 5G set to roll out across a number of cities in the coming months, there has been remarkably little discussion of how 5G services will be priced.

AT&T’s Cricket prepaid brand refreshed its unlimited offers with a new Unlimited Extra plan that is not subject to a speed throttle.

Wireless carriers are no longer looking to undercut each other on price, according to Wall Street research firm Oppenheimer.

AT&T is offering owners of new Airstream travel trailers unlimited, unthrottled wireless services for $360 per year.

Unreal Mobile plans start at $10 per month for 1 GB high-speed data.

Sprint again raised the price of its most expensive unlimited plan with the introduction of its new “Unlimited Premium” pricing plan.

Sprint today announced another one of its “flash deals,” this time offering its unlimited service for $25 per month.

For a brief moment, it seemed like wireless was headed toward simple, commodity pricing, but now carriers are moving toward a tiered approach.

T-Mobile introduced a less expensive version of its unlimited plan, offering four lines of no-frills service for $120.

Sprint introduced a pair of new unlimited plans that put the carrier in line with the unlimited pricing strategies of AT&T and Verizon.