To say that cell phones and smartphones have made our lives more convenient would be a massive understatement. Cell phones of old would allow you to call out and receive calls, but not a whole lot else past that. Today, smartphones are capable of doing just about anything: streaming live television, watching on-demand content, communicating with people across the globe, playing console-quality video games, storing credit card and banking information, and so much more. Most importantly, it has changed the way that we share and store our photos and videos. Even better, there are alternative carriers out there like Mint Mobile that have made plans more affordable for users to share those photos and videos. The Mint Mobile network is based off of the T-Mobile network, using the same reliable…

It is natural for people to aspire to get things done as fast as possible at all times point. This natural habit of humans extends to the use of wireless data on a mobile phone. All mobile phone users need a data plan with good speed when connected because there are too many things to achieve with high-speed data in a short time. However, there are many reasons why the network may experience a form of lock jam or congestion. This threat of speed reduction, when connected in preference to other users during network congestion, is a significant concern. The condition in which the data speed become slow is called deprioritization. What network deprioritization means  Deprioritization is a condition whereby users' access to high-speed data gets thwarted in favor of…