Showing posts with label Sprint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sprint. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

Win A MOTOROLA PHOTON™ 4G

MOTOROLA PHOTON™ 4G http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/


Closer ten times faster than than average 3G connection, the MOTOROLA PHOTON 4G from Motorola / Sprint allows you to download media in seconds; even a concert from your girlfriend at Wembley Stadium. MOTOROLA PHOTON 4G could very well be my next phone as I plan to ditch my iPhone and AT&T for unlimited data from Sprint.

Watch the video in its entirety for a chance to win a phone. Follow the link after the jump.

Act before 6:00 PM eastern time.




Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Google Nexus S For $0!

Google Nexus S http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
There are many great phones around but Google Nexus S is / was a breakthrough for Android phones. We have an unlocked Google Nexus S and it is an awesome phone.
So why are we bringing this up again? well I saw a tweet by @googlenexus telling us of a super deal for a Google Nexus S! $0 for a $530 phone! (After a two year contract with either Sprint, T-Mobile or AT&T.)
So if you still want to have and use a real phone follow the link below. Happy Android way!

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Verizon's New Profit Center, Data Plans? Verizon Confirms New Data Plans.

Verizon Data Plans http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Verizon has confirmed the pricing changes to their data plans as of July 7th. New data plans will ditch unlimited plans and offer users with four tiers;
$10 for 75 MB per month,
$30 for 2 GB,
$50 for 5 GB
$80 for 10 GB.
There will be an overage charge of $10 per GB of data
(In contrast, AT&T offers $15 for 200 MB and $25 for 2GB.) Current unlimited users will be grand fathered in and they can upgrade or get new phone and keep the unlimited plan.

The unlimited and free LTE hotspot service will also go away and will be replaced with $30 a month for unlimited hotspot service. (May be this and 2GB plan will provide and oppertunity for the wise to have unlimited data for $60 a month!)

So now we only have the Sprint with usage based smartphone data plans. Hope it will stay the same.

Via DSLReports