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Black Friday week (is it month at this point?) is the time when customers like to spend money like crazy. You might have a lot of purchases already lined up for the holidays, but if you’ve been eyeing any new phones, you might want to check out the many options that carriers have lined up for you. AT&T, for one, has some pretty good deals this year. Probably the...

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We’ve already learned some of the deals T-Mobile is rolling out for Black Friday. And they’re great. But if those didn’t do the trick and you were waiting on the company to roll out some more of them, it actually just did that—and these are just as great. T-Mobile is adding more deals to complement its existing Black Friday deals. T-Mob...

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Sometimes the smaller companies with the lower prices can end up being a nightmare. That seems like the case with MVNO Mobi. We’ve reported on Mobi once before, during a Cyber Monday sale last year. At the time, the company was offering a year of service for just $50. It seems things haven’t gone too well since then, because the company now appears to be d...

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We’ve just recently covered the new Waveform ProLink, a hardware collaboration between Waveform and the company Elsys in Brazil. You can find that article here. In short, it’s an outdoor modem with integrated directional antennas that is designed to pull in a stronger and cleaner signal than the gateways provided by carriers. For T-Mobile Home Internet use...

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As 5G fixed wireless gains traction for home internet use, customers are looking for easier and better ways to get connected with their carrier. For many people, using the gateway provided by the carrier is enough. Sometimes, though, the built-in antennas on these gateways can be a bit weak. Indoor signal is always going to be worse than outdoor signal, and for some customers...

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