As quickly as CEO Dan Hesse got his company into trouble he was able to get them out of it as well.  Apparently, a misquote/misunderstanding of Hesse during an investor’s meeting led for many blogs to conclude that Sprint has been throttling the top 1% of data users, thereby misleading customers with its unlimited data more »

Good news for those who were considering picking up an iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S with Sprint — the carrier has since confirmed that the unlimited data plans would remain available. The details have come by way of Phone Scoop who have stated that; “Sprint today confirmed to Phone Scoop via telephone that the Apple more »

It looks like Sprint customers do not have all that much to worry about in terms of losing their unlimited data plans. Of course, we have seen similar stories in the past, however with mobile data usage growing and mobile data plan sized shrinking — it is always nice to get more in terms of more »

Cellular South announced on Thursday it would be changing its name to C Spire Wireless. Customers will begin to see the visual changes in Cellular South on Monday morning. We covered all the changes C Spire Wireless will present to its customers in an earlier post. Among the list of service changes is C Spire’s take on unlimited data. C Spire isn’t going to be using that term anymore. From now on, C Spire will offer its customers infinite data plans.

The Sprint iPhone rumors continue to pick up stream. We already thought there was something fishy going on when Sprint increased its early termination and upgrade fees, but now insiders speaking with Bloomberg have added fuel to this speculation. The sources say Sprint is going to keep its unlimited plans to lure customers to its side when the next iPhone launches.

T-Mobile often touts their data plans as unlimited, since even if you go over your allotted amount of data for the month they only throttle your speeds down to 2G. However, it looks like T-Mobile is about to put a hard data cap on the 200MB option and charge an overage of 10 cents per more »

Previously AT&T has warned jailbreakers that those who use tethering without paying for it will soon have to change their plans or stop tethering. It looks like AT&T is starting to take action by revoking the unlimited tethering option from some who use apps like MyWi for free tethering. The cut off date for using more »

For Three UK, it’s time that their consumers stop worrying about mobile data and the charges they incur. And so UK mobile carrier is rolling out unlimited mobile data under its Pay As You Go (PAYG) scheme. This means that more people will have access to the data plans since you can readily pick it more »

Those who picked up an original iPad and got the unlimited $29.99 per month data plan may have been having second thoughts of upgrading to the iPad 2 in fear of lossing that data plan and getting stuck with the next best option which is 2GB for $25 per month and quite honestly does not more »