Again we bring you the story involving a smaller carrier – Cricket Wireless. They have launched a re-designed website to “better serve both customers shopping online and those looking to…

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FCC has been busy clearing two Samsung devices for the U.S. market.

The first of the two is the Android-powered i5700 aka Spica, which came to FCC in AT&T (NYSE: T)’s 3G flavor…

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MetroPCS has now revised some of its service plans and offered more features with them. Their $40 plan now comes with additional nationwide calling minutes, messaging and web data as well. The usual $45 comes with an extra unlimited email messaging service, navigation and social networking facility. The lowest priced plan, which costs $35, includes caller ID and call waiting.

Obviously, these new plans are an answer to Sprint, Boost Mobile, Cricket Wireless and other competitors’ efforts to remain on top of the market. Whatever the reason, we customers are at an advantage, aren’t we, guys?

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