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| March 28, 2013 CNET Mobile |  |
| T-Mobile takes the contract-free plunge | Earlier this week, T-Mobile CEO John Legere announced at a New York press conference that the carrier is finally doing away with two-year service agreements. Users can enroll in a $50/month plan that will include unlimited talk and text, and 500MB of high-speed 4G data. Unlimited data will cost $70/month, but if you have paid off your handset in full, you can leave the carrier at any time. The company also announced that it'll offer the iPhone 5 starting April 12, and that its LTE network is now live in seven cities throughout the U.S. | Read more | Share: 
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 | Samsung Rugby 3 (AT&T) Though it's water-, dust-, and shockproof, and it has a responsive dial pad, the Rugby 3's very poor call quality is especially unacceptable on a simple cell phone. Unless you require AT&T's push-to-talk service, keep looking. |  | Kyocera Event (Virgin Mobile Yes, you won't get blazing data or processing speeds on the Kyocera Event, but as an affordable smartphone with a decent 3.2-megapixel camera and great call quality, it's an excellent choice. |  | Alcatel Authority (Cricket Wireless) While the Alcatel Authority can serve as a first foray into Android, there are better basic smartphone deals to be found on Cricket. Especially when you consider the device's outdated Gingerbread operating system and slow processor. |  | LG Optimus Regard (Cricket Wireless) Cricket's LG Optimus Regard is the carrier's first 4G LTE handset, and is a great choice as an entry-level Android phone. But look elsewhere if you care about photo quality or don't have adequate 4G coverage. |  | Sprint Force While the Force has 4G LTE, is competitively priced, and has NFC, its disappointing camera and poor call quality hold this handset back. And the fact that the carrier offers other phones that are just as inexpensive doesn't help. | |  | | |
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