Christine Torralba

Earlier this week, T-Mobile announced that it has a new plan specifically for those who like to change their device every year. 

As they all say, the only thing permanent in this world is change. And for T-Mobile customers, a new change has started to take effect last Thursday, August 17th. 

The ongoing wildfires on the island of Maui have already brought so much destruction to its residents. And as of this writing, there are already 55 confirmed deaths from the tragedy. Not only that, thousands are being evacuated from their homes. 

For quite some time now, Visible has lowered its Visible Basic plan by $5 per month. Instead of selling the plan at $30 per month, customers were able to sign up for service at only $25 per month. 

This week, Verizon and AT&T made changes to its legacy plans. The two companies sent out notifications to its customers on older unlimited plans to anticipate a new fee on their bill. 

Earlier this week, Netflix announced that it will be implementing some changes to its plans and pricing. Most importantly, it has decided to put an end to its Basic plan.

This week, Cricket Wireless rolled out a new tryCricket app that aims to give iOS and Android users a chance to test out its service before purchasing. This is for eligible devices that do not have eSIM capability yet. 

Google’s first foldable smartphone has finally been revealed. If you’re interested in getting your hands on the Google Pixel Fold, T-Mobile has a pre-order offer worth checking out. 

It looks like some Verizon customers have been dealing with a network outage since yesterday. 

Mint Mobile has made a name for itself for offering a plan at $15 per month. And now, the T-Mobile MVNO has a time-limited offer where you can get any of its plans for only $15 per month.