Choosing the right size data plan will let you use your phone to its fullest, without overpaying for a plan you don’t use or expensive overages. Here’s how to size up your usage.

These days most of us use our mobile phones for far more than just text messages and phone calls. Browsing the internet, scrolling through social media ...

The tales of unwanted cell data usage in iOS 6 grow ever more numerous and ever more alarming. Even though we can’t put our finger on a single cause, the problem is plainly all too real, and, for some ...

My Twitter feed is full of people telling me about mysterious data usage over cellular networks after installing iOS 6 or acquiring an iPhone 5. Adam Engst already penned an article explaining ...

Once the data is consolidated, you can view wireless usage and costs by department, individual, or even service type (i.e., cellular, paging, etc.).

Data usage via mobile phones leapt six-fold from 2014 to 2017, while voice calls dropped from 70.72 billion minutes in 2014 to 43.46 billion minutes last year, according to the National ...

Photo by paul_irish. In recent weeks, cell carriers have changed their data plans, opened up to tethering, and made cellular data subscribers worry about how much data they really use.

You can have mobile access when you need it without breaking your limits, incurring overages, or paying for more chunks of data—if you ration usage. What you need is a strategy.

Trimming back your Android data usage can save you or your employer a bundle on your phone bill — and with little downside. So what are you waiting for? These days, mobile data is money — and ...

For a very short period. Within a just a few short seconds of activation there are small packets of 10 KB data being sent. Left active, these packets are sent regularly.

Just wondering if anyone else has seen this behavior (cell data being used when turned off in Settings)? (I wouldn't expect anyone with decent-sized data plans to even pay attention to data usage.) ...

But it has been showing up in my cell data usage: since downloading the iOS 9 beta that introduced Wi-Fi assist, I’ve used around a third more data a month (4GB vs my regular-as-clockwork 3GB).