Ting customer Curt W. recently took to our subreddit to show what his family’s monthly bill has looked like over the past year. We were so glad to see how he’s able to save with Ting that we wanted to learn more about how he keeps his family’s monthly bill so low.
You know your way around computers and technology and your phone just isn’t cutting it anymore. The best Android phone for any self-proclaimed geek is going to be unlocked. It’s going to have superior specs and run a clean version of Android. We’ve rounded up three options below that are great for geeks and ready to come to Ting.
If you frequent our subreddit, we can guarantee you’ve seen Mitch around. He’s also most likely to have been the first person to respond to your post. Meet the man behind /u/LiterallyUnlimited and learn a little more about who he is.
A TV antenna is a great way to get a multitude of HD channels including, in many areas, ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC for free. While you can buy an antenna for under $50 at stores such as Walmart or Target, you can also build your own antenna with items you likely already have in your house.
Here are two ways to make a cheap and easy antenna for your TV.
One note before we get started: if you have a smart TV you will need to use its menu to scan for channels after you install the antenna. To do this, go to settings on your TV. There you will find a channels menu with an option to scan for local channels. Without this step, your TV will not show all the available channels.
Entrepreneurship is no easy feat, and today’s advanced mobile tools should help you get the job done, not stand in your way. If you need a new work phone that keeps up with you and your business, look no further. We’ve got your best small business smartphones, from affordable Motorola options to a higher end Samsung and Apple phones.
If you need to get work phones for a team, Ting is ideally suited with administrative controls that put you in control of how much mobile data your account, and each phone that accesses it, can use in a given month.
See how much you’d save per line and get an estimate on your monthly bill on our rates page.
Before trashing, cashing-in, or just hoarding your unused old phone, consider repurposing instead. Why let it sit in a landfill, or in a drawer gathering dust? While the device might be outdated, the new world of smart homes and IoT devices makes that old phone more useful than ever. With a bit of creativity and a DIY attitude, the possibilities are endless. Here are just a few examples of how smartphones can be repurposed.
