Author: Jacob Kastrenakes
Verizon is launching a Yahoo-branded mobile phone service called Yahoo Mobile in an attempt to use consumers’total apathy toward familiarity with the Yahoo brand to kickstart a new wireless provider.
Yahoo Mobile works off of Verizon’s network and offers only one plan: unlimited LTE data for $40 per month, plus throttled tethering and a subscription to Yahoo Mail Pro. It’s a good price; Verizon charges $65 per month for a prepaid unlimited plan, and AT&T charges $45 per month.
Verizon hasn’t done much with the Yahoo brand since buying it
If this all just feels like a lazy attempt to recycle the Yahoo brand, well, it gets worse: Yahoo Mobile is basically just a rebranded version of Visible, which is another spinoff phone service operated...
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Verizon is launching a Yahoo-branded mobile phone service called Yahoo Mobile in an attempt to use consumers’
Yahoo Mobile works off of Verizon’s network and offers only one plan: unlimited LTE data for $40 per month, plus throttled tethering and a subscription to Yahoo Mail Pro. It’s a good price; Verizon charges $65 per month for a prepaid unlimited plan, and AT&T charges $45 per month.
Verizon hasn’t done much with the Yahoo brand since buying it
If this all just feels like a lazy attempt to recycle the Yahoo brand, well, it gets worse: Yahoo Mobile is basically just a rebranded version of Visible, which is another spinoff phone service operated...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...