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What is the cheapest wireless service provider? How can I save money on my wireless bill? Why pay $65 per month when I can get the same thing from another provider for just $35?

These are the questions that everyone has, but the answer is not easy to find. With all the noise and various marketing gimmicks, it is incredibly difficult to understand the difference between one service provider over another. With that in mind, the breakdown is extremely simple.

As technology evolves, we become even more dependent on our mobile devices. Figuring out just how much data you need in your mobile plan isn’t a simple math calculation, and it varies for everyone. To help you get a handle on the amount of data you need, we created a handy infographic that explains how much data everyday activities use.

What are unlimited data prepaid mobile plans?

Generally speaking, with the prepaid plan you are paying for the data usage beforehand rather than at the end of the billing cycle. You are also not tied to a contract with your mobile provider. In addition, you are free of the obligation to use a credit check in order to get unlimited data service. Another benefit is that you actually can easily switch to other carries, anytime you want, and you won’t be penalized for that. The icing on the cake is that, in case you run out of the data, you can pre-pay multiple times.

As modern smartphone owners we are constantly lacking one of two resources. Either the battery is prematurely empty or the high-speed data volume is used up and we are surfing at a snail’s pace.

How much data do I need? It is a very popular question that we get. Can I reduce my data consumption? But how can you reduce your data consumption, and what actually consumes so much data? To answer these questions you must first understand data consumption.

Watch this video to find out how you can reduce your data consumption, and what actually consumes so much data.

This video provides tips on greatly minimizing data and avoiding wasting it. Use your mobile data frugally.

Most of us can probably account for how often people overlook the issue with cellular data when traveling since, well, wi-fi exists. Then we find ourselves inconveniently stuck in some café that has it…. Pre-downloading the directions, frantically answering messages, emailing your coworkers and hoping that something urgent doesn’t come up during your transfer.