Compare plans from AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint. Having a working cell phone while traveling internationally can make a world of difference. Think of how often you use your GPS (Which way ...

It's Verizon's daily option for international coverage, and thanks to a recent price hike, you'll now pay $6 per day per device if you travel to Mexico or Canada and don't have an unlimited plan.

At T-Mobile, the free-but-slow international roaming that replaced steep metered-data surcharges in 2013, got a little less pokey June 21 when the roaming speed limit went from 128 kbps to 256 kbps.

AT&T aims to lend a helping hand with a new international roaming plan designed exclusively for those participating in study abroad programs. Launching August 9th, ...

For plans where we haven't tried internationally, we assess the international features across competing options and the value they propose. We also research user experiences across the internet.

International coverage is expensive if you haven’t paid off your phone. International travelers should note that buying your phone on AT&T’s installment plan brings an extra risk: Until you ...

International Data Pass effectively replaces AT&T’s long-in-the-tooth Passport, which started at $40 a month for 200MB of data. It’s a better deal, needless to say, but there’s fine print to ...

Two monthly plans are available under Study Abroad, one of which is priced at $60 and the other at $90. Under the $60 plan, subscribers will get 250 minutes, 250 outgoing text messages, and 250MB ...