For many, there’s no greater ripoff than their monthly wireless bill. Even if you go the prepaid route, you may end up paying for voice minutes and data that you never use. Scratch Wireless believes ...

The company, which already offers free mobile phone service via Wi-Fi networks, is trying to make a name for itself with the introduction of a $99 Android handset. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET ...

FreedomPop isn’t the only company trying to kill cellphone carriers: Scratch Wireless launched today with the goal of being the “first truly free” mobile offering. But, as always, the truth is a bit ...

Scratch Wireless, a Sprint MVNO, said it can no longer afford to give services away for free and will begin charging for some features. Scratch Wireless has historically offered free WiFi calling and ...

Scratch Wireless, an MVNO that runs on Sprint's network, today launched a new service offering that promises to deliver free calling, texting, and mobile data. Scratch is selling a single phone, the ...

AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

If you've ever struggled with a monthly cell phone bill, you've probably looked for cheaper alternatives like prepaid plans from big box stores or startup carriers like Zact and Ting. Well, what's ...

Tired of paying $70 or more each month for your smartphone bill? There are a growing number of companies offering cheap, or even free alternatives. The latest entry is Scratch Wireless, a company that ...

If you’re anything like me, you want to save money. That kind of statement is bit of a no-brainer. Within the wireless industry, you have some options when it comes to cutting back your monthly bill.

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Cambridge-based Scratch Wireless on Thursday said the first ...

Today a new company called Scratch Wireless announced a plan to take on wireless carriers by offering a completely free mobile service for smartphones. There’s always a catch when it sounds too good ...