From Google Pixel 10 to Samsung Galaxy S25, I’ve found the best Black Friday mobile dealsFollow live: All the best Black ...

Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile offer cell-phone service without a two-year contract, which may sound like a good deal. But a Consumer Reports study urges people to dive deeper. In a study of 78 options ...

This guide is designed to explain the difference between SIM only vs contract phones. Today’s smartphone market offers consumers a wide variety of choices when it comes to mobile phone plans. Among ...

When millions switch on their new smartphones for the first time on Christmas day, many of them will find themselves in unfamiliar but fast-growing territory. No longer will they be tied to a two-year ...

The American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) reported that satisfaction in the wireless phone industry is improving. The index noted that wireless service providers in total landed at 72 (out of ...

The Consumerist suggests six ways to get out of your current cell-phone contract so you can buy an iPhone. Five of them are pretty ludicrous (e.g., "die" and "join the armed forces"), but there's one ...

Job insecurity combined with financial fear-mongering has consumers slashing their budgets. Cell phone and premium TV services look like easy items to eliminate. Typically, however, those services tie ...

Earlier this month Verizon dealt a critical blow to the cruel tyranny of smartphone contract plans; on Monday so did Sprint. With T-Mobile eliminating the contract option long ago as part of its ...

Two-year cell phone contracts are officially dying. T-Mobile dumped them years ago, then Verizon followed suit late last year. With AT&T set to get rid of contracts on Friday and Sprint planning to do ...

Apple fans are eager to get their hands on the new iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus. But what's the best way to buy one of these new devices? CNET's Marguerite Reardon answers in this Ask Maggie column.

Unlocked phones and competitive service pricing give us more wireless freedom than ever. WSJ’s Joanna Stern tells you how to make a break from your two-year carrier contract. Photo/video: Drew ...