Tag archive: Unlimited

Spotify has relaunched its radio with new an all-new feature set, gently edging itself into territory currently occupied by the likes of Pandora and Sirius XM. In fact, Spotify's CEO Daniel Ek made it quite clear who the company had in its sights with the new radio, describing it as “kind of like Pandora with unlimited skipping and stations,” while on stage at the LeWeb'11 conference this morning. The new version offers… Read More

As of today, AT&T customers will no longer be able to sign up for the A-List unlimited calling feature, reports Engadget. AT&T's Mobile to Any Mobile option for customers with unlimited messaging plans will remain in place. The discontinuation of A-List means that any new AT&T customers will not have the option to sign up for the service. Anyone who already has A-List as part of their plan will retain it; however, it's… Read More

Remember this morning when Verizon announced its new unlimited plans? So does AT&T. With an overwhelming sense of pride and newfound hostility toward Verizon—remember “Map for that”—AT&T announced this afternoon that it too has new unlimited plans for all of its devices. AT&T says the new plans will include the entirety of its smartphone lineup and will provide more choice for customers who want to talk, text or surf “on the… Read More

Most mobile carriers in the U.S. have been offering so-called “unlimited” and “everything” plans for a while now. These plans let users have all they want of texting and voice calls for a fixed monthly rate. The catch is that some of the plans that claim to offer unlimited wireless do actually put limits on how much data you can use each month.

Motorola might have rolled out the MOTOKRZR way back in mid-2006 when it was trying to capitalize on the starting-to-wane popularity of its RAZR phones. But Boost Mobile thinks now is the “perfect time” to add the flip phone to its lineup—specifically, its Unlimited by Boost offering available at wireless retailers as well as locations like Radio Shack, Wal-Mart, and Sprint retail stores (Boost is a wholly-owned subsidiary… Read More

Video game developer Atari has shipped its Test Drive Unlimited racing game for the Xbox 360 console system, bringing more than 90 vehicles and Massively Open Online Racing ("M.O.O.R.") to Xbox Live. Testing Drive Unlimited offers racers a selection of 90 cars and bikes licensed from exclusive manufacturers and enables players to customize their functions as well as interior and exterior details, and enables players to go… Read More

Real Networks is announcing a couple new services today. Here is what we were able to find: “Rhapsody Unlimited Rhapsody Unlimited is a dramatically enhanced version of the highly acclaimed Rhapsody service. In addition to streaming an unlimited amount of music, Rhapsody Unlimited subscribers can now download an unlimited number of songs to their PC's hard drive from Rhapsody's library of more than one million… Read More