We benefit from unlimited Night & Weekend Minutes, so when my son goes out with his friend I can call him to know if he arrived well and when hes coming home. The change in the phone bill is notable. Nearly half the expenses than before. I recommend this plan to every family who is interested in saving money in calls. But not only do I spend less money but also does my son and daughter. When they spoke hours on the phone with their friends it was a problem for us who paid the bills. But the family plan is not only for the family but also they can talk to their friends every night for free after 9pm.

Also T-Mobile offers a Nationwide Digital Roaming when we call another T-Mobile phone in the whole USA. The good thing of this is that you don’t have to pay expensive roaming costs for the call. These things made an important difference. But the biggest change was with the free Nationwide Long Distance for life calls that come included in the family plan. My wife has to travel around the country a lot because of her job and when the kids miss her they want to talk to her. This plan makes it possible to talk for a low price from your home to wherever the other family phone is in a 2000 miles radius. But now. what if my son was also away in some other place and we wanted to talk all together? T-Mobile offers a three-way-call. What does this mean? Well this means that three phones can talk together. So my wife, my son and I can share at the same time what were doing and how much we miss each other. Why miss this opportunity to do all this things for a low price? I really must say, this plan is great.

Of course, one of the most popular, cool cell phones available now is Apple’s iPhone. The iPhone has gone through several generations, and the most recent version is the iPhone 3G. The iPhone’s unprecedented success is largely attributed to the iPhone’s App Store, which allows programmers and developers to release their “apps” directly to end users. The iPhone, like many smart phones, boasts a color touch screen and can connect to the internet via WiFi, the EDGE network (aka “2G”) and 3G wireless, when available. Although there has been much speculation as to the iPhone being available on other networks, for now the only carrier choice for iPhone users is AT&T. In some metropolitan areas, such as New York City, the AT&T network has gotten a bad reputation. The iPhone’s on screen keyboard is far and away the best touch screen typing experience available on any phone.

Another newer entry in the smart phone segment of the cellular phone market is the Palm Pre. This phone boasts Palm’s own operating system, known as WebOS. Its unique selling point, is its ability to simultaneously run multiple applications. In addition, the Palm Pre features a slide out physical keyboard, making it an excellent choice for those who don’t want to deal with the iPhone’s on-screen keyboard. Of course, the Palm Pre can function with just the on screen keyboard as well. In addition, Palm has recently released a smaller and less expensive version of the Pre known as the Palm Pixi. Both phones are available on the Sprint network, although the Palm Pre will soon be available on other cellular phone networks as well.

Google’s Android for mobile phones is another choice of cellular phones. When the T-Mobile G1 launched in late 2008 it launched a wave of Android devices. At the time, speculation was that Google would not sell phones themselves, but rather would simply provide the operating system for manufacturers. However, in early 2010 Google surprised the industry by announcing the sale of the Nexus One, a phone sold directly by Google that runs the Android operating system. This phone features a blazingly fast 1 gigahertz Snapdragon processor, making it the fastest Android phone on the market. Unlike the T-Mobile G1 or the Motorola Droid, it does not feature a physical keyboard at all. Although it does not feature nearly the number of applications or end users the iPhone enjoys, the Google Nexus One presently remains the fastest Android cellular phone on the market.

A new trend in plans has been emerging in which consumers are allowed to pick a certain number of phone numbers which that person may then enjoy unlimited calling with, without using up airtime.

Two of those plans are T-Mobile’s MyFaves plan and the A-List plan from AT&T. T-Mobile’s MyFaves plan allows the customer to choose 5 phone numbers which then can be called for an unlimited amount of minutes. The 5 numbers can each be switched out for a different number once per billing cycle.

MyFaves comes with a variety of anytime minutes, ranging from 300 anytime minutes (for only $39.99 a month) and progressively more minutes for more money. MyFaves can either be bought as an individual or family plan, in which case each family member would be allowed 5 numbers to make unlimited calls to. The A-List plan from

AT&T allows a customer who purchases any plan with a monthly charge of $59.99 per month or higher, to choose 5 numbers which the customer can then enjoy unlimited calling to; with family plans, any plan with a monthly charge of $89.99 per month can choose 10 numbers for unlimited calling. AT&T’s plan also includes rollover minutes in which unused anytime minutes can be rolled over to the next month and therefore not lost. Both of these plans are available to new customers on a 2-year agreement.

While each has its pros and cons, it seems to be clear that T-Mobile’s plan might be more appropriate for individual phone lines (especially since the monthly charge required is lower in the first place), while AT&T’s plan might be more suitable for family phone lines, where more minutes are required and the minimum monthly charge is often higher in the first place.

Without a doubt, these two cell phones companies have given customers a unique opportunity in offering these plans. Since the average consumer often calls around 5 people much more often than others, this plan can be a huge savings for the customer while maximizing the customer’s ability to use his phone plan to the fullest extent.

There are a few things that you need to think about to make sure you’re getting your money’s worth. I’m sure that is someone that you speak to on a regular basis that is not happy with their cell phone service for one reason or another, but because of the typical two year contract, they have no choice but to stay with the plan or pay hefty cancellation fees to get out of it.

As a consumer you need to take your time to find the plan that is best for you and your family. This is something that shouldn’t be rushed into. Like I said before, you will be locked into the plan for two years so choose wisely.

Go to the different cell phone outlets. It would be smart to focus on the providers store like AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint or any of the other ones. Going with a cell phone outlet that sell all the providers under one roof may not be the best for getting the best price and plan.

The intenet is a great place to start your search. Each of the service providers have their own website where you can get most of your information. It will save you a lot of time on doing the research as well as driving around town and using up all that gas.

T-Mobile is one of those that basically copy the rest of the pack. Actually they look like they follow AT&T more than any other wireless company out there. The offer many different plans as well as their Unlimited prepaid plans. They even offer where you can pay by the day and get unlimited calls between the hours of 7am-7pm.

They offer 5 different levels of their “Family Time” plans. The first one is called the Family Time Basic, which says it all. This plan has 700 whenever minutes with unlimited nights and weekends for two phones for $59.99. You can add up to three additional lines for this plan for $9.99 for each line.

The next level for their plans is the “Family TIme” plan. The plan comes with 1000 whenever minutes starting at $69.99 per month for two lines and again you can add up to three extra lines.

The “Family Time Plus” plan gives you 2000 whenever minutes for the price of $99.99 per month for the two lines.

“Family Time Ultra” plan steps up to give you 3000 whenever minutes along for the sticker price of $149.99 for two lines. All of these plans come with the nationwide T-mobile to T-mobile calling

Their last plan that they offer is the “Family Time Unlimited “plan. The plan’s name basically says it all.  Everything that T-Mobile has to offer is given to you unlimited. What the plan also offers at no extra charge is what they call “MY Faves” minutes. With the other plans you can choose to have five of your most called numbers as your “Faves” (favorites) for a small additional fee, but with the unlimited plan, it’s included in the plan. Check out T-Mobile when shopping for the cheapest cell phone plans.