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Pocketnow Daily: Why People HATE Exynos On Samsung Galaxy Phones?! (video)

On today's Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the petition against Exynos procesors in Samsung Galaxy phones, leaks of the OnePlus 8 Pro and more

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Verizon will add an extra 15GB to phone plans for free

Verizon is giving free data to all of its data plans to help its customers enjoy their time at home during the coronavirus pandemic

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Sprint Unlimited Premium is $90 a month with Amazon Prime, Hulu, Tidal, big hotspot

Sprint had already offered these tie-ins with auxiliary services in one way or another, but not at this discounted price and with big data bonuses.

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Sprint introduces Flash Sales and you won’t want to miss out on

Check out the new deals that Sprint is offering through its new Flash Sales that give us great discounts on the iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy S8

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$20 Wi-Fi Hotspots, $8 monthly service on UNREAL Mobile

FreedomPop's latest Sprint-based prepaid carrier is working hard to grab attention to its low-cost services. The hotspot is the latest ploy.

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T-Mobile Essentials needs no Netflix, LTE hotspot or roaming

For $10 per month less than a T-Mobile ONE plan, custoemrs won't be getting LTE speeds for what may be considered auxilliary features.

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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.

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Cricket Wireless Unlimited 2 plan down to $40 per month for switchers

The Unlimited 2 plan, though, comes with big caveats: 3Mbps upload and download speeds with 480p video streaming and even further opportunities for throttling.

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FreedomPop goes long-term with new plans in battle with Mint SIM

A year's worth of service for $50 should fit the "third of smartphone owners in the U.S." that don't use more than 1GB of data.

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T-Mobile ONE Prepaid and Simply Prepaid make us question why MetroPCS is around

They're priced worse than MetroPCS plans (plans devised under T-Mobile control) and one worse than even the postpaid version of T-Mobile ONE.

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