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A long-time T-Mobile customer switched to US Mobile, an MVNO, to reduce monthly costs from $113 to $50 per line while maintaining or improving network coverage. The switch allowed for better international data handling and avoided long-term device contracts, though it required forfeiting certain carrier-specific perks like free streaming services.
Visible has introduced annual plans for its mobile service, offering a $395 per year option for the Visible Plus plan and a $275 per year option for the standard plan. These plans are currently only available to new customers and offer potential savings, but existing users with discount codes may want to consider the trade-offs. The Visible Plus plan includes unlimited premium data on Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband network, faster mobile hotspot performance, free smartwatch service, and better international coverage, but video streaming is throttled to SD quality.
Visible is introducing annual payment plans that offer significant discounts, with savings of $145 on Visible+ and $25 on the standard tier. The new plans come with 5G Ultra Wideband and unlimited talk, text, and data, with the standard plan costing $30/month and the Visible+ plan costing $45/month. Existing members can access these options in May, while new members can sign up on April 17.
Visible, a mobile virtual network operator owned by Verizon, is offering a promotional deal for new users to sign up for their mobile service at a reduced rate of $20/month for the basic plan and $35/month for the Visible+ plan, both $5 cheaper than the standard rates. This two-year offer includes unlimited data on Verizon's network, with the Visible+ plan featuring additional benefits like unlimited 5G UWB data and international communication perks. The promotion is available until January 31, 2024, and customers can join without a contract, retaining the flexibility to cancel anytime. The discount is accessible using the code VISIBLE24 at sign-up, exclusively for new customers.
A cryovolcanic comet named 12P/Pons-Brooks, three times the size of Mount Everest, has exploded in space and is now heading towards Earth. Although it won't collide with our planet, it may be visible to the naked eye on April 21, 2024. The comet, with a solid nucleus of about 18.6 miles (30 km) in diameter, is composed of ice, dust, and gases that erupt when heated by the sun. This is the second explosion in four months, creating a horn-like shape. After its closest approach, the comet will be flung back to the outer solar system and won't return until 2095.