Electronics & Computers

Even though most cell phone providers now have nationwide networks, there are still occasional coverage black holes, in which you'll have to pay roaming charges. If you hit one of these unlucky spots...don't use your cell phone unless you absolutely need to. Roaming fees are … [Read more...] about Avoid cell phone roaming charges

Since cell phone plans charge you by the minute, calling 1-800 and other toll-free numbers aren't really 'free'. The same is true for calling local numbers. Whenever possible, make these calls from a landline so you don't get charged.A LOZO expert posted this tip. … [Read more...] about Make “toll-free” calls from your landline, not your cell

Taxes can turn a $70 phone bill into nearly $100. Make sure you have an idea of how much tax you're paying so you don't get caught off guard at the end of the month.A LOZO expert posted this tip. … [Read more...] about Figure taxes into your monthly phone budget

Similar to turning your cell phone off, you should only charge it when the battery truly needs it (aka when it's low). Cell phone batteries operate on a certain number of cycles so the more you charge them, the faster they run down.A LOZO expert posted this tip. … [Read more...] about Only charge your cell phone battery when necessary

Be sure to turn off your cell phone when it's not in use. For example: when you're some place that doesn't have service (such as an airplane or subway train) or some place that you won't be using it (such as the office). If you keep it on, your phone will continue to search for … [Read more...] about Turn off your cell phone when it’s not in use