More and more celebrities are looking to attach their names to your phone. Or rather, wireless services that could power it. From cosmetics to snacks and signature spirits, brands ...

T-Mobile has rolled out new prepaid plans that actually look to be cheaper than their predecessors, but is there a catch?

Those concerns are particularly important for senior citizens, people with disabilities, and people who say they are sensitive to electromagnetic activity. AT&T has ... or to mobile phone service ...

A more affordable AT&T cellphone plan is now available across the US.

AT&T released a new plan for customers over the age of 55 years. The new plan offers one line for $40 per month and two lines ...

In a move to capture the growing demographic of older adults, AT&T has introduced a new mobile plan specifically designed for ...

Additionally, senior ... plans typically start around $20 per month and provide excellent nationwide coverage through partnerships with major carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile.

You can certainly find plans strictly aimed at anyone 55 years or older, with T-Mobile's offerings standing out from the rest. But if you include low-cost options available to customers of every ...

Also, with large senior populations ... and generous mobile hotspot data allowances. While these premium plans cater well to heavy data users, AT&T provides prepaid options for those seeking ...

That’s a big distinction from the entry-level plans you find on AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile directly as all ... If you’re looking for senior citizens, first responders, or military discounts ...

"We think that AT&T will continue to grow its subscribers and benefit from customers upgrading to higher-value wireless plans," said Dave Heger, senior communications services analyst at Edward Jones.