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Why Should We Care about myCELLmyTERMS?
The truth is that there is something terribly wrong with the cell phone industry in this country, isn’t there?
If you listen, you hear frustration and confusion. But what do you do about it? What can you do? You are but a single individual. How can you possibly make any difference? Individuals have no power in the wireless industry. That is what we’ve been conditioned to believe. But it is not true. This is the reason why we are here; to remind you that it is individuals who always hold the power. The real power. Individuals like you. And individuals like me. We created myCELLmyTERMS to offer you a voice, a solution. Our goal is to give you a positive cellphone experience. An experience without frustration, trickery and free of confusion. An experience where you have the power to choose as you wish. Read the rest of this entry »
How much data do I need on my cell phone plan?
Need data for your smart phone? Know where you stand.
Smart phones combine cell phone and Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) functions in one unit. If you require e-mail and access to your calendar when on the go then a smart phone is appropriate for you. Smart phones vary widely by design and some smart phones allow you to view and edit Word and Excel documents, while some models use a stylus and touch screen and others offer full QWERTY keyboards.
Though smart phones are considerably larger and much more expensive than standard handsets, often costing upward of $500, they eliminate the need for two separate devices like was the norm when PDA devices were the rave. In order to get the full value from your smart phone you will need to purchase a separate data plan, which varies by carrier. A data plan will allow you to browse the internet and check email, however, the plans can vary quite substantially and estimating your data needs is important in keeping your monthly costs manageable.
So let’s answer the question, “How much data do you need on your smart phone?”
