UPDATE: On February 26, AT&T introduced two new unlimited plans to better compete. We’ve updated the table below to include details on those plans. UPDATE AUGUST 29: We’ve updated the chart ...

Unlimited cellphone plans are trendy now and many are starting to offer them, but how do those plans fare against the old mix of 450 or 900 minutes and your choices of data and texting? Let’s go ...

The first comparison you have to make is between AT&T and itself. The new Unlimited Choice plan is the cheaper option, starting at $60 a month for a single smartphone or $155 for unlimited talk ...

Check out our quick comparison chart ... fact that they're offering unlimited data, but it costs $30 a month. That's a lot. The minimum voice-text-data plan from AT&T costs $64.99 a month ...

AT&T's Unlimited plans compare to T-Mobile's Go5G plans and Verizon's MyPlan options. All get considerably cheaper as you add lines, and include perks like Netflix, Disney and other subscriptions.

Remember the good ol’ days after the iPad’s release, when users could sign up for an unlimited 3G data plan at $30 per month with no contract? Well, if you’ve been clutching tight to your ...

Verizon customers aren’t the only ones in trouble. AT&T also throttles subscribers who take full advantage of their unlimited plans, and the carrier is working on a shared data plan of its own.

T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint, the four major carriers in the United States, all offer unlimited data plan options as of last week, allowing customers to forget about traditional data caps.

The four major US carriers offer more than a dozen unlimited data plans. We compare them all and help ... For over a year, the unlimited data wars between AT&T , Verizon , T-Mobile and Sprint ...