Another Prepaid iPhone 4S Coming Soon!

Virgin Mobile will begin offering prepaid iPhone 4s beginning June 29th.  The plans will be $30-$50 per month.  Visit Virgin Mobile's site to register or get more details on their prepaid plans.

AT&T Data-Only Plans

AT&T reports data-only plans coming within next two years.  Follow link to Businessweek to read more comments from Randall Stephenson, CEO of AT&T.

Prepaid Iphone 4S

Cell phone carrier Cricket to offer prepaid Iphone 4S beginning June 22nd.   Details from Associated Press HERE

To register with Cricket to receive more information, click HERE

AT&T: Samsung Galaxy Appeal

AT&T has announced, beginning June 5, GoPhone customers will be able to purchase the Android-based Samsung Galaxy Appeal through Walmart.  Beginning July 15, other outlets will also offer this phone.

Per AT&Ts news release, the Samsung Galaxy Appeal is the first smartphone offered with the GoPhone service that features a sliding QWERTY keyboard, making this a good phone for messaging/email.  The Appeal's OS is Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and includes a 3 mega-pixel rear-facing camera with a 3X zoom.

Data plans for GoPhone customers are affordable:  1GB $25/month, 200MB $15/month, 50MB $5/month.

For more information on the Samsung Galaxy Appeal or AT&T's GoPhone service, follow this link.

Store Updates

I have added several new phones to my Amazon Store.  Check it out!  Wireless24hours.com   Click link to Amazon Store.

Samsung Focus 2

PC Mag has the following article on the features of the Samsung Focus 2.  (photo:  PCmag.com)

Voyager Mobile is available!

Engadget is reporting that after some delays, Voyager Mobile a low cost cell phone provider, has been released.   CNET reports:  "For a rock-bottom $19 per month, Voyager will serve up unlimited texts and voice calling. A more compelling plan includes unlimited data, talk, and text but costs a higher $39 per month." 

Read more: http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-57434148-85/voyager-mobile-set-to-launch-supercheap-mobile-plan/#ixzz1vYjBwBo1

Engadget's report is here.

Voyager's website is here.