Joining the fixed-wireless access market, Cricket 5G Home Internet uses AT&T's cellular network, and can cost as low as $45 per month for existing customers.

Cricket Wireless is launching Cricket 5G Home Internet—delivering the simple, fast, and reliable home internet that customers have been asking for.1 Predictable pricing, easy setup, and the power of ...

Back in March, AT&T announced that Cricket Wireless and Aio Wireless would soon merge, leaving Cricket as the name of their prepaid wireless service. That day has come, meaning Aio Wireless is no more ...

Cricket 5G Home Internet is officially live, so the prepaid carrier can now handle your home Wi-Fi on top of your phone line, all running on AT&T's network. Whether you're using one of the phones ...

Whether you’re currently on Cricket Wireless or AT&T, or on a completely different carrier looking to change things up, here’s what you should know about Cricket Wireless vs AT&T, and figure out which ...

Cricket Wireless, the prepaid wireless arm of AT&T, said Friday that it’s adding 5G access to all of its plans. Previously, Cricket supported 5G only on higher-cost unlimited plans. Cricket customers ...

T-Mobile and Verizon are facing new competition as a growing broadband trend brings an unexpected new player into the market.

HMD Global has formed partnerships with Verizon, Cricket Wireless, and Rogers to sell Nokia phones in the U.S. and Canada.

Immediately after browsing the plans above, you’ll notice that Boost Mobile dips to a much lower price point than Cricket Wireless. The latter’s cheaper offering starts at $30 per month with 5GB of ...

Cricket Wireless has announced the launch of the Cricket Magic 5G. The Cricket Magic 5G is a budget phone that sells for under $200. The Cricket Magic 5G is available now in Gray Plaid. Cricket ...