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CNNMoney: Verizon unveils first unlimited prepaid plan for $50updated: Wed Sep 14 2011 12:47:00

Verizon Wireless is launching its first prepaid unlimited phone plan on Thursday, with voice calls, text messaging and Web access for $50 a month.

'Throttling' by AT&T, Verizon lacks transparencyupdated: Wed Aug 03 2011 11:55:00

If you're a longtime AT&T iPhone user whose unlimited data plan was grandfathered in when AT&T stopped offering unlimited plans last year, a brand new twist on your plan might seem like a pretty significant limitation after all.

Wireless contracts yield better customer service, survey saysupdated: Mon Aug 01 2011 17:04:00

Few people would say they actually enjoy contacting their wireless carrier for customer service. But if you have a contract for your cell phone, you'll probably get slightly better service, according to a new survey from J.D. Power and Associates.

Boost Mobile scores highest among no-contract phone ownersupdated: Tue Apr 05 2011 16:41:00

To control costs and increase flexibility, more and more U.S. mobile users are choosing no-contract plans (month-to-month or prepaid) for cell phone service.

To reduce wireless bills, some try an 'iPod phone'updated: Thu Jan 20 2011 07:14:00

Brennan Stehling's phone looks just like an iPhone, but his bill is nothing like the ones most smartphone customers get in the mail each month.

CNNMoney: Sprint stock rallies as customer base growsupdated: Wed Jul 28 2010 12:01:00

Shares of Sprint Nextel rallied 4% in early trading Wednesday after the wireless provider posted its first quarterly gain in wireless customers in three years.

How to save on everyday stuff you needupdated: Fri Jul 24 2009 09:19:00

Find deals on everything from garden supplies and groceries to cell phone plans and school supplies.

Clark Howard: Switch cellular provider and save bigupdated: Thu Jun 18 2009 08:54:00

Are you looking for an easy way to reduce your monthly budget? Look no further than your cell phone bill.

Bundling: Is it a good deal?updated: Thu Jun 18 2009 08:54:00

HLN money expert Clark Howard discusses with a caller the pros and cons of bundling cable TV, phone and Internet service.

Prepaid wireless service could spur price warupdated: Wed May 06 2009 09:25:00

The prepaid cell phone market has finally hit the U.S. in a big way as economically strapped consumers flock to inexpensive pay-as-you-go services. The result will likely mean that big cell phone providers may be forced to slash prices on contract service plans to keep consumers from defecting.

Time.com: Virgin Mobile to Buy Helio for $39Mupdated: Fri Jun 27 2008 13:00:00

Virgin Mobile USA Inc. is buying Helio LLC, a struggling cell phone carrier that was founded to bring the advanced features of South Korean phones to the U.S. market

Who owns your photos?updated: Tue Sep 25 2007 00:04:00

A teen's family is suing Virgin Mobile for using her picture, posted on Flickr.com, in an ad campaign.

Fortune: Telecoms: It's the network, stupidupdated: Mon Jul 30 2007 23:03:00

At first blush, telecom flameouts SunRocket and Amp'd don't have a lot in common. (SunRocket shut down early last week; Amp'd's Web site says the company is "potentially suspending" U.S. operations July 31.) Amp'd is a wireless operator that targets teens and young adults, SunRocket delivered phone calls using Internet Protocol (IP) technology. Its intended audience: Bargain seekers who wanted the cost savings of VOIP service without the perceived complexities of a service such as Skype.

Review: Great sound quality from Kyocera headsetupdated: Wed May 16 2007 10:31:00

Kyocera may be better known as a maker of hip cell phones for Virgin Mobile such as the Marbl and the Cyclops, but it has also churned out a number of Bluetooth accessories in the past.

Fortune: How marketers plan to invade your phoneupdated: Wed Feb 14 2007 11:29:00

Who's advertising on mobile phones? Mobile phone companies. And mobile game makers. And purveyors of ringtones and other applications for cell phones.

Business 2.0: Cell phone giants start courting codersupdated: Wed Feb 07 2007 16:17:00

Right about now, the number of mobile-phone subscribers in the United States is closing in on 225 million - a number equal to 75 percent of the population.

Business 2.0: As Mobile ESPN falls, a Helio risesupdated: Tue Oct 17 2006 10:23:00

The top guns at Walt Disney Co. had every reason to think they had a winner when they launched a wireless service, Mobile ESPN, on Super Bowl Sunday earlier this year.

Fortune: Do you answer your cellphone during sex?updated: Fri Aug 25 2006 10:24:00

People are becoming increasingly dependent on their cellphones. According to Dan Schulman, CEO of cell operator Virgin Mobile, one in five will interrupt sex to answer their phone.

CNNMoney: The penny's unlikely backer: Britney's hubbyupdated: Wed Jun 21 2006 15:27:00

Penny advocates gained an unlikely supporter Wednesday as Britney Spears' husband, Kevin Federline, came out in support of the smallest unit of the U.S. currency system at an event sponsored by cellphone carrier Virgin Mobile.

Business 2.0: Would you watch ads just to talk for free?updated: Tue Jun 13 2006 12:12:00

SAN FRANCISCO (Business 2.0 Magazine) - Don't put down your phone - your caller will be right back after this commercial break.

Fortune: A cheap stock, a juice stock, and Dellupdated: Tue May 09 2006 08:41:00

You still loaded up on tech stocks? You may feel some pain today bucko! (see Dell below.) Hey you should own Thai stocks instead ... that market just hit a 27 month high!

Fortune: 9 tech IPOs worth waiting forupdated: Mon May 01 2006 13:13:00

It takes consistent profits to qualify for an IPO these days. Even solid companies are waiting longer before trying, and many just sell to big corporations instead. Here are nine tech companies that seem likely to go public in the near future. These nine could be some of the movers and shakers in the new tech boom, and investors should keep an eye on them.

CNNMoney: Virgin Mobile: NTL close, but not yetupdated: Thu Dec 08 2005 05:45:00

The board of Virgin Mobile said it's rejecting U.K. cable operator NTL Inc.'s $1.4 billion offer, but majority owner Richard Branson on Thursday said a deal isn't far away.

Business 2.0: A New Call to Generation Yupdated: Tue Nov 01 2005 00:01:00

These days, companies from EarthLink to 7-Eleven all want to offer their own cell-phone services. But building one, on the networks of major carriers like Sprint, can cost as much as $300 million. ...

Fortune: Do Branson's profits equal his joie de vivre?updated: Mon Oct 17 2005 00:01:00

I MUST SAY THAT I'M A LITTLE DISAPPOINTED IN RICHARD Branson. After all this time as one of the world's highest-profile entrepreneurs, he's only now beginning to deal in the world's two most precio...

My mobile lifeupdated: Tue Sep 28 2004 05:57:00

I'm not a huge fan of technology and I sometimes wonder whether it has had such a big impact on our lives. But one thing that has changed the way that I do business is the mobile phone.

Mobile phones face 'spam epidemic'updated: Thu Feb 19 2004 12:00:00

Mobile phones have become an essential business tool for many workers, but an explosive growth in junk mail targeted at mobile users could undermine their effectiveness.

Business 2.0: Take The Number And Runupdated: Sat Nov 01 2003 00:01:00

A reckoning is coming to the cell-phone business. Forget about 3G, mobile gaming, and other supposedly disruptive technologies; on Nov. 24 the industry will enter a Darwinian phase that will ration...

Fortune: High-Priced Virginupdated: Mon Jul 07 2003 00:01:00

Virgin Mobile is pushing my buttons. The company's new pay-as-you-go wireless plan, coupled with the Audiovox 8500 flip phone, is aimed squarely at teens and twenty-somethings, and not at squares l...

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