This milestone comes as Ookla, a global leader in connectivity intelligence, named T-Mobile the Best Network in one of the ...

Verizon announced a new 3-year price lock guarantee for its myPlan and myHome plans that keeps the rate fixed, while also introducing a new phone trade-in deal.

Verizon has long been hailed as the king of coverage in the US wireless landscape. While it might not always boast the lowest prices or flashiest perks, its vast network reach is a compelling ...

Currently, users who have anywhere from 4 to 20 lines that they want to enroll in the plan will only pay $60 a month. However, with this change, that goes up to $68 a month. That's an $8, or a 13. ...

Verizon is raising prices on its family plans with five or more lines. The discount per line is dropping by $3 per line, meaning you’ll pay at least $15 more a month for five lines or even more ...

Verizon sent an email out to customers with smartwatch plans, letting them know that the $10 price they’re currently paying is rising to $15, which is a 50% increase in cost (via Android Authority).

Regardless, the only thing Verizon might like more than swapping plan names is increasing the cost of those plans. Now, we have confirmed a new Verizon price increase coming on August 29.

You also get 30GB in hotspot data to use, a discount on connected device plans (like a smartwatch), a discount on Verizon’s home internet service, and a price lock for 3 years.

Verizon's One Unlimited for iPhone plan also cost $90 and came with a slew of Apple services. The new $80 plan scraps the included perks, but they can be bought separately through Verizon.

With myPlan, Verizon is also introducing some new perks, such as the Apple Music Family plan, which can be added on for $10 per month instead of the $17 that Apple charges directly. Other options ...

The new plan would benefit those who do not care for or use the add-ons as it would cut the price by $10 per month, but it will drop hotspot data by 30GB. Verizon says that each family member gets ...

Things will certainly be different from customer to customer, but it’s hard to imagine where most customers see a price drop here. Personally, I took a look at my own family’s plan.