Articles By Chris Holmes
Chris Holmes
Staff Writer
Chris Holmes is a contributing writer for WhistleOut, where he covers the cell phone and internet industries. His work has been cited in publications like The Verge, The New York Times, and WIRED. Chris is a shamelessly devoted Google Pixel fan and loves his Pixel 4 XL.
Metro by T-Mobile Launches New Unlimited Plans
MetroPCS has been rebranded Metro by T-Mobile, and debuted two new unlimited plans featuring Google ONE and Amazon prime subscriptions. Also, the company has committed to launching 5G to its customers by 2019.
5 Reasons to Wait for the iPhone XR
While the iPhone XS and XS Max are undoubtedly great devices, there are plenty of reasons to grab the iPhone XR insted. We've listed five of them.
Unreal Mobile Review
Freemium carrier FreedomPop has launched offshoot brand Unreal, which purports to provide "premium" (i.e. non-WiFi) calling and texting, along with small amounts of 4G LTE data on the Sprint network. . . for cheap.
Ting Launches New Unlimited Talk and Text Plan for $15/month
Ting has launched their cheapest cell phone plan yet at just $15/month.
Dear AT&T Customers: Your Admin Fee Just Increased
AT&T just sneakily increased its wireless admin fee from $0.76 to $1.99.
AT&T Set to Debut Two New Unlimited Plans
AT&T is set to debut two new unlimited plans on the heels of their merger with Time Warner. Unlimited &More and Unlimited &More Premium will become available next week.
FreeUP Debuts Service with Innovative Rewards Program
FreeUP has arrived to market with a unique value proposition to save its customers money on their wireless bills.
How Good is the Google Pixel 2's Camera? John Legend Shot A Music Video On It
The Google Pixel 2's camera has rightly been heralded as one of, if not the, best on the market. Here's proof: John Legend shot the entirety of his new music video on it.
Ripped Off By Your Internet Provider? Here's How to Get Your Money Back
This guide will walk you through the process of getting your money back if you've been swindled by your internet provider. Use this method if you've been cheated by Xfinity, Frontier, Optimum, SuddenLink, FiOS, or another provider.
AT&T Unveils Cheaper $80 Unlimited Plan, Introduces $65 One
AT&T is introducing two unlimited plans March 1st, billed as "Enhanced" versions of their Unlimited Choice and Unlimited Plus offerings. We'll give you a rundown of these two new plans and compare them with the current unlimited offerings from Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon.
