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Looking to upgrade your phone on Boost Mobile for 2018? The good news is that 2017 was full of fantastic releases, and now that we’re nearing the end of the year, many of these flagship devices can be bought at substantially discounted prices. For example, a Galaxy Note 8 might cost you a hefty sum
If you’re looking to upgrade your phone for next year, you should consider the many excellent options Republic Wireless has. You have a huge advantage by going with Republic Wireless, as they allow you to pick up a high-end phone, bring it to their carrier, and get it on a data plan at extremely low
Having trouble getting a decent connection inside your home or office on MetroPCS’ network? It’s a common problem, and it often has to deal with how well the frequency you’re on can penetrate through walls and steel construction. There isn’t really a way to fix this problem with the technology itself — you just have
Having trouble indoors with your new Cricket Wireless service? You’re not alone — there are tons of people out there that have trouble getting good cell coverage indoors, no matter what network they seem to be on. It could be because of network problems or might even have to deal with the construction of your
There is just one thing that small carriers all have in common: the signal is usually piggybacking off of a larger carrier’s network bands, which means that consumers on these small carriers have a lower network priority. This can usually mean reduced cellular signal strength outside, but particularly indoors — on these smaller carriers you
Boost Mobile is one of the nation’s most favored cell services for those that don’t want an expensive cell phone bill. You can’t get much better than $30 – $35 per month; however, it does come with its own cons. For example, Boost Mobile seems to have a terrible time indoors — there are just
Welcome to our first #GalaxyS5 post for the week. As usual, we bring you more S5-related issues that we’ve gathered for the past few weeks. We hope that this material will be an additional reference for Android users looking for solutions to their own S5 issues. Don’t forget to visit our main S5 troubleshooting page