T-Mobile will apparently run a promotion on January 25 that will last for a limited time. The promotion in question is one of the first T-Mobile has had since laying out its plan to fix customer churn. According to a leaked document obtained by Tmo News, T-Mobile will be silently offering two new bundles called more »

Many of us were shocked to learn the iPhone 4S would be coming to regional carrier C Spire Wireless. We aren’t quite sure how they managed to pull that one off, but soon C Spire’s nearly one million customers will be able to purchase the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 4S on November 11, 2011. The standard 16GB 4S model will be $199.99 on a two year contract. The most expensive is the 64GB iPhone 4S, which costs $399.99.

It has been no secret that Verizon was planning to scrap unlimited data plans. Verizon previously confirmed this would be the case, but did not confirm the pricing or other specific details that were leaked a while ago. Any hope of a last minute change of plans by Verizon has been dashed. The wireless carrier has gone on the record with FierceWireless stating the new tiered data plans will begin on July 7.

Back in May, Verizon’s CFO Fran Shammo hinted at Verizon’s plan to stop providing unlimited data for its customers. In its place would be a new pricing structure that would be separated by how much data someone expects to use. Today, Droid-Life has what it believes are prices for the new data plans.

Usually when we hear a carrier planning to change its current plans, good news doesn’t follow. Today is an exception. T-Mobile is going to alter its $50 and $70 prepaid monthly plans for talk, text and web access on May 22. Customers associated with these plans are getting a bit of an upgrade and the prices will remain the same.

Verizon’s new prepaid plans leaked out before today, but the official unveiling is here. Unleashed is the name of Verizon’s new service for customers looking to go the prepaid route. For $50 a month, you can get unlimited minutes, texts and mobile web. There are also a few more options for those who would rather pay according to how much they use their phone instead of opting for an unlimited plan.

What was once a rumor is now fact. T-Mobile will have two new “unlimited” plans available on April 13. These plans are for single-lines only on either a two-year contract, or no contract at all. Let’s take a look at both plans shall we?

Sprint likes to tout its Simply Everything Data plan which includes unlimited talk, text, and web for $99 a month. Verizon Wireless offers unlimited talk, text, web for $119 in most markets except for Los Angeles and San Diego where Big Red is testing a cheaper, unlimited plan according to Current Analysis. Currently in L.A. more »

This morning’s announcement has a lot of folks going through just how much mobile data usage they consume. AT&T released new options for data subscribers with smartphone, potentially lowering the price for 98% of their users. “To give more people the opportunity to experience these benefits, we’re breaking free from the traditional ‘one-size-fits-all’ pricing model more »

We all know that the LG Voyager is currently one of the hottest handset available from Verizon. And if you recall, it was launched on Verizon’s network as an exclusive handset, and so far no other mobile network have been able to offer it as part of their handset plans. Well, that might change soon more »