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I agree with Jamal’s answer, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. I’m definitely a phone geek, and have looked at using some of the cheaper providers that use the same networks.As I compared MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operator), I found they didn’t have quite everything the majors had. The missing items consisted of loyalty programs, discounts on other services, speed (read below), and better customer service.Many people scoff at loyalty programs, and maybe what they have isn’t substantial to all customers. But I’ve gotten cool stuff like concert tickets and gift cards by saving points. It also didn’t hurt that I have six lines on my account - points are built up quickly.I have recently switched to AT&T. This means I get free HBO, as well as substantial discounts on DirecTV. That alone saves me $75 or so every month.I know at least two MVNOs that have maximum speeds for video and overall data use. Even though the majors have their own restrictions for speed and amount, they are more forgiving than their lower-priced carriers. For instance: AT&T has Stream Saver, which normally sends video at 480p (IIRC). However, I can override that setting and stream whatever bitrate I want. Customers with an AT&T MVNO will not be able to do the same and will be stuck with that resolution, even if they’re using a larger device which would show the difference.If I have an issue, I contact the true network carrier, not a company that has to escalate everything to another company.So yeah, I can save a decent amount by going to an MVNO. But it isn’t enough to justify the intangibles I get by going to the major carrier.

Soccer fans have witnessed the June 7 kick-off of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 in France. It has the potential to become the first World Cup (for both men and women) to have a back-to-back champion. Make sure you don’t miss this once-in-four-years event – learn how to watch Women’s World Cup Final between the US and the Netherlands below.How to watch the Women’s World Cup Final online outside the USWomen’s World Cup is a popular soccer event in the US, which is being broadcasted by FOX and FS1 in English, while Telemundo and Universo cover the competition in Spanish. These channels are available to most fans by cable TV. But for those who don’t have a cable subscription or won’t be in the US at the time of the Final, an alternative solution is to stream the match between the US and the Netherlands live online.Below is the list of streaming options in the US, Canada, and Australia that you can use to access Women’s World Cup live stream locally or anywhere in the world by using a VPN. A VPN is needed if you want to access the streaming platform from a country where it’s not available.Sling TVChannels: FOX, FS1Price: $15/monthMoney-back guarantee: 7 daysPayment options: Credit card, Sling TV gift cardDevices: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Android TV, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, Xbox One, AirTV Player, LG webOS, Samsung Smart TV, OculusSimultaneous streams: 3DVR: 50 hours for $5/monthAvailable in: USNotes: The cheapest option to stream Women’s World Cup Final 2019 in EnglishDirecTV NowChannels: FOX, FS1, TelemundoPrice: $50/monthMoney-back guarantee: 7 daysPayment options: Credit card, prepaid gift card, PayPalDevices: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire, Samsung Smart TV, Chromecast, RokuSimultaneous streams: 2DVR: 20 hoursAvailable in: USfuboTVChannels: FOX, FS1, Telemundo, and UniversoPrice: $54.99/monthMoney-back guarantee: 7 daysPayment options: Credit cardDevices: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, RokuSimultaneous streams: 2DVR: 30 hoursAvailable in: US, CanadaNotes: A great choice if you’re moving between the US and Canada during the Women’s World Cup Final – you won’t even need a VPN!YouTube TVChannels: FOX, FS1, Telemundo, UniversoPrice: $49.99/monthMoney-back guarantee: 5 daysPayment options: Credit card, PayPalDevices: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Android TV, Samsung Smart TV, LG webOS, VIZIO SmartCast, Hisense Smart TV, Sharp TV, Chromecast, Roku, Apple TV, Xbox OneSimultaneous streams: 3DVR: unlimitedAvailable in: USNotes: YouTube TV still doesn’t cover all US territories, so enter your zip code to see if you’ll get all the needed channelsHulu + Live TVChannels: FOX, FS1, Telemundo, UniversoPrice: $44.99/monthMoney-back guarantee: 7-dayPayment options: Credit card, PayPal, Hulu gift cardDevices: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Chromecast, Echo Show, Fire Tablets and Fire TV, LG TV, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 3 and 4, Xbox 360 and One, Roku Samsung TVSimultaneous streams: 2, $14.99/month for unlimitedDVR: 50 hoursAvailable in: USNotes: Supports the widest and most diverse range of platformsPlayStation VueChannels: FOX, FS1, Universo for $4.99/monthPrice: $39.99/monthMoney-back guarantee: 5 daysPayment options: Credit card, Amazon PayDevices: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Tablets, Apple TV, Android TV, PlayStation 3 & 4, and ChromecastSimultaneous streams: 5DVR: 500 programsAvailable in: USNotes: You don’t need to own a PlayStation to use this service. It has the best DVR with a large storage, which also allows you to access your recordings for 28 days.TSN Direct (Canada)Channels: TSNPrice: $14.8/month or $3.7/dayMoney-back guarantee: noPayment options: Credit card (Canadian)Devices: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Samsung Smart TV, Apple TV, AirPlay, Xbox OneSimultaneous streams: 2Available in: CanadaNotes: the cheapest option if you’re not planning to watch most of Women’s World CupOptus Sport (Australia)Channels: Optus SportPrice: $10.80/monthMoney-back guarantee: noPayment options: Credit cardDevices: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Fetch TV, Xbox One, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TVSimultaneous streams: 1Available in: AustraliaNotes: Registration requires an Android or iOS deviceWomen’s World Cup winnersHere’s the list of all the FIFA Women’s World Cup winners:1991 – United States1995 – Norway1999 – United States2003 – Germany2011 – Japan2015 – United States

"If you had $500 to spend, what Apple product would you purchase? Apple Watch? Or wait for new iPod Touch coming out? Or another product?"Thomas,I have to say that I haver never purchased a “new” apple product, so I don’t see the need to purchase anything new for $500. My iPad 12″ is too small for my aging unaided eyes, so an Apple or Google watch really has no appeal for me.Lately I have been trying my hand at buying Apple products for parts on Ebay and replacing the parts that don't work. They can be fantastically inexpensive and fun to play with. I have had good results so far. Mostly I buy used or re-furbished Apple products at a good cost to value ratio.Oh Thomas, I lied. So sorry. I did buy an iPhone 6s Plus and an iPad 2017 new because I got a great package deal when I purchased my DirecTv / AT&T internet / iPhone / VoiP home phone. I just couldn’t resist. Plus they even sent me a $200 gift card.To honestly answer your question, I would probably buy an assortment of used or refurbished Apple products.