so deprioritization may occur at heavy network times All plans have high-speed data thresholds Boost Mobile is a no-contract mobile phone provider owned by Dish Wireless. It offers several plans ...

With the Infinite Access plan, you get a new iPhone every year with prices starting at $65 a month. You don't have to put any ...

The Boost Mobile of today is a lot more than it was just a couple of years ago, with its own 5G network and competitive ...

Boost Mobile has just announced that it’s on track to become a full-fledged carrier by the end of the year. Currently, the ...

Boost Mobile and Xfinity Mobile both have their own networks, with backup coverage from AT&T and Verizon, respectively ...

Boost Mobile is mostly associated with prepaid and with reliance on other networks, but it wants this perception to change as its network expands.

The specs aren't fantastic, but that's what you get when the major selling point is the price. In the case of the Summit 5G, buying it outright will only cost you $94.99, which for a smartphone, is ...

Boost Mobile just announced a significant milestone for its 5G network — and plans to continue to make it even better.

Boost’s fastest downloads, up to 1Gbps, come on phones such as Samsung’s Galaxy ... Dish’s $25 “Unlimited” plan includes 30GB ...