Receiving an e-mail from AARP welcoming you to the big 50 may not be the best thing you’d like to see on your 50 th birthday (since that is sure to remind you of the fact that you’ve done half a century already), look at the positive side of things.

The new iPhone is up for grabs! Apple has steered away from big displays to make the phones ergonomic. The iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max have a screen size of 6.1”, 5.8”, and 6.5”, respectively. The iPhone 11 has Liquid Retina HD display, while the Pro and Pro Max variants are equipped with Super Retina XDR display that has 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and up to 800 nits max brightness in HDR.

For choosing a cell phone plan, the choices just got a lot more interesting. In the past week, all the carriers have revamped their plans with a focus on unlimited data that is most essential. Here are few steps to show how you can save the most of your cell phone plan.

If you are still researching as to where to get free government cell phones, you may want to consider the below companies: SafeLink Wireless SafeLink Wireless tops the list of the best free government cell phone providers. Its plans vary depending upon your zip code. This company gives you a choice between using your old phone with their plans or getting a free device along with their plans.

The less exciting part about buying a phone is having to shop for cell phone plans. However, it must be done. It is vital to spend time researching and choosing one that not only fits your budget but also provides you with the best in speed, coverage, and data. To make this process simpler, here are 4 of the best cell phone carrier brands, their top plans, and costs.

MetroPCS – The power of innovation MetroPCS was initially called General Wireless when it was set up in the year 1994 by Malcolm Lorang and Roger D. Linguist. Both of the founders were executives with the wireless provider PageMart Wireless before they banded together to launch their own carrier services. MetroPCS is essentially a wireless, prepaid service in the USA that works as a part of T-Mobile US, Inc.