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Comcast unveils new data plans with free 5G access for Xfinity Mobile customers
Xfinity Mobile customers won't have to pay any additional charge for using its 5G network, and can choose between per gig and unlimited data plans.
Samsung Galaxy A51 is now available from AT&T and Xfinity Mobile
Samsung Galaxy A51 offers a Super AMOLED display, a 48MP camera at the back, and a 32MP snapper to take care of selfies and video calls.
Galaxy S10 deals guide: what to get, where to buy it and when
If you're in the market for a Galaxy S10 or any of its many variants, you should probably know where your money is going, how much and when. We got you.
Carriers finalize iPhone Xs pricing, credit and availability
And when will these networks also have the cellular-enabled Apple Watch Series 4? We have a list and we're keeping track of deals popping up.
Galaxy Note 9 announced with terabyte potential, enhanced S Pen and more OIS
The S Pen can do pretty much more than anything on the phone and we're seeing a first for the Note line with individually-stabilized cameras.
Spectrum Mobile begins service with similar terms to Xfinity Mobile
Just like Comcast's own Xfinity Mobile, the service is offer on top of Verizon's LTE network and a mesh of free Wi-Fi hotspots across the nation.
Bring Your Own iPhone to Xfinity Mobile now, more phones soon
Comcast's cellular service is now ready to accept your old iPhone from another carrier, as long as it is not from one certain carrier.
Xfinity Mobile iPhone X deal gives back $500, but only with a X1 Triple Play package
If you're going to Comcast for mobile service, you're stuck going all in with you want an iPhone X and a $500 gift card. Is it a good deal?
Xfinity Mobile gets its first exclusive device, the LG X charge
Xfinity Mobile started taking in customers just over a week ago and will have its first exclusive phone (for the time being, anyway) from LG soon.
WSJ: Charter and Comcast to keep in lockstep on wireless buyouts, tech
If one cable company wanted to acquire a wireless operator, say T-Mobile, it would have to get permission from the other.