T-Mobile has offered data only plans for tablets & other non-phone devices for a while. They do offer data only plans for phones, but they don't advertise them.

T-Mobile-owned Ultra Mobile is upgrading its old plans with more data and a few other improvements worth checking out.

Early on Monday morning, T-Mobile launched its new Essentials plan, a mildly stripped-back version of its flagship “unlimited” plan, T-Mobile One. The plan is similar … ...

For data-only plans, like you'd have for a tablet only those plans at 1GB or more qualify. According to T-Mobile, 80% of their existing customers are on qualifying plans for Data Stash.

T-Mobile will no longer offer service plans with tiered data, instead T-Mobile will offer a “T-Mobile One” plan that offers unlimited talk, text and 4G LTE data.

T-Mobile has figured out a remarkably confusing way of expanding its brand-new unlimited data plan. Because the new T-Mobile One plan doesn’t actually offer unlimited data when it comes to video ...

T-Mobile offers a few tiers of family plans, but it all depends on how much high speed data you'll need, as well as other family-oriented features and add-ons.

Both T-Mobile's Essentials plan and Sprint's Unlimited Premium plan are among the more than a dozen unlimited data plans offered by the four major US carriers.

Today’s unlimited plans from Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint come with plenty of gotchas and annoying restrictions. Here’s what you get from each and how to pick the best one for you.

The best unlimited data plans depend on your location, budget, and needs apart from data. See our top options from Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and MVNOs.

The best unlimited data plans depend on your location, budget, and needs apart from data. See our top options from Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and MVNOs.

An unlimited data plan is the best choice for most people. After reviewing options from AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, we've found our top picks.