by Dave Won on Wed, 05/15/2013 - 09:51
This new Huawei from Straight Talk is priced at $99 from Walmart, it is a basic Android phone with Icecream Sandwich version of the popular OS. Look very much like the Huawei Ascend Y H866C, so I would expect it functions are much the same. Thanks Sweeper for the info.
by Dave Won on Mon, 05/13/2013 - 16:36
. If you are after an S3 this will possibly be a chance to get one on the cheap, but you will be restricted to Straight Talk bull shit unlimited plan. Using the Sprint LTE network this phone still represents far better value than getting a phone through a Sprint store. so yeah, if you're in the market for one... go for it!With the Samsung Galaxy S4 out, it’s only common sense that the older S3 would be pushed out onto prepaid brand Straight Talk. This model of th...
by Daniel Kapinga on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 18:58
by Press Release on Tue, 03/05/2013 - 14:22
At NET10 Wireless, we strive to offer the best product and services to all of our consumers. Customers currently on the AT&T network will have the option to switch to a 4G LTE T-Mobile SIM and continue their service on the unlimited data plan through T-Mobile. T-Mobile will offer a total experience to our Net10 Wireless customers with nationwide coverage and 4G LTE internet speeds. This data plan change for NET10’s ”Bring Your Own Phone” (BYOP) AT&T compati...
by Daniel Kapinga on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 12:07
Straight Talk and Net10 will be getting the Samsung Galaxy S3 model S960, hopefully this might take some of the attention away from other stuff they are dealing with in regards to AT&T. More information needed, T-Mobile compatible, phone est. $599+
by Dave Won on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 18:12
UPDATED: The 1.5 GB Limit WILL NOT effect Straight Talk wireless or Telcel America It should also be noted that Consumer Reports ranked Straight Talk Wireless’ unlimited service higher than every major carrier in consumer satisfaction, and as the number one prepaid provider in the nation behind TracFone. Dave Won retracts the below article and apoligizes to Wontek followers.
by Deidre Richardson on Fri, 02/15/2013 - 16:18
T-Mobile has been a force in tech news as of late, particularly for its commitment to customer service and customer savings. The nation’s fourth-largest carrier has been bold enough to eliminate its subsidy contracts this year, allowing consumers to pay the full cost for their handsets. AT&T and Verizon have both said that they are watching and want to see how successful T-Mobile’s experience becomes. AT&T’s Ralph de la Vega, however, seems more skeptical than Ve...
