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Have you seen one of those commercials selling cell phone coverage? If you haven’t, congratulations…on avoiding every type of advertising on any type of media. These ads are everywhere! Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, Cricket – the sheer amount of choices can make your head spin! After two and half years with Ting mobile (you
This past month, our friends at Tello offered me the chance to test out their service for free along with one of their phones. After doing my initial overview of their offerings earlier this year – I thought it was a good idea to give it a fair shake. My current service is with Republic Wireless (which I have
As a person who often (too often) misplaces his phone, thought I would share this thrifty tip for locating your phone*. Hope it helps when you lose yours (though, I’m sure you never do!). That asterisk* is because this tip is for Android users. Though Apple does have its own version of this. Quickly and easily locate your
As a thrifty guy, I take great satisfaction in knowing that I’m generally getting the best deal when I head out shopping for groceries and/or other household items. But, I have to admit, even I get war-torn at trying to keep up with my neighborhood’s store flyers and coupons AND where I can find the cheapest deals
Over the past month I’ve had the opportunity to try out a Galaxy Samsung S4 on Walmart’s Family Mobile wireless unlimited plans. At $40 per month with unlimited data and voice, I was intrigued by the fact that this plan could compete with some of the other major providers, and offer a cheap wireless plan that
Last weekend my father-in-law and I were discussing our smartphones – and he was telling me he purchased a $50 astronomy Apple iPhone app awhile back. I couldn’t believe it – $50?! He then went on to tell me there are some apps that cost as much as $1,000! I’ve actually never really seen apps
Early in its infancy, the Apple Computer Company had at its core two young and promising technies named Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. The two were the energy and the engine behind the new venture. Also in the mix was a man named Ronald Wayne. Wayne had worked with Jobs at Atari and was essentially the
