Articles By Chris Holmes
Chris Holmes
Staff Writer
Chris Holmes is a contributing writer for WhistleOut, where he covers the cell phone and internet industries. His work has been cited in publications like The Verge, The New York Times, and WIRED. Chris is a shamelessly devoted Google Pixel fan and loves his Pixel 4 XL.
When Will T-Mobile 5G Be Available? Important Dates You Need to Know
Find out when the Un-Carrier, T-Mobile, plans on launching lightning fast data speeds via a new 5G network.
The Most Popular Cell Phone Plans of 2020
Find out what this month's most popular cell phone plans are, including the top 5 popular plans from each of the major carriers.
AT&T Announces New Unlimited Plans
AT&T is set to launch two new unlimited plans on November 3rd to replace the current Unlimited &More plan.
Samsung Galaxy S10e Prices and Plans
If you want to know more about the Samsung Galaxy S10e prices, plans, and where to get it—then this is your go-to guide.
Sprint's 5G Network Release: The Dates that Matter
Find out when Sprint's 5G network will be available and how much it's going to cost you.
Best Cell Phone Plans & Coverage in California-2
This guide will provide a general coverage picture for the state of California, providing some insight on which carriers supply the best reception, and where.
WhistleOut is looking for an iPhone 11 Reviewer!
WhistleOut is looking for an iPhone enthusiast to test Apple's new device. We'll not only pay you for your work, but let you keep the new iPhone 11!
Ditch Your Home Internet for a Metro by T-Mobile Hotspot!
If you're thinking of replacing your home internet plan with a mobile hotspot from Metro by T-Mobile, this guide is for you.
What's the Difference Between a Router and a Modem?
If you're not sure what the difference between a router and a modem is, then you're not alone.
How to: Check Cell Phone Coverage Using WhistleOut
Here's a step-by-step guide to using WhistleOut's address lookup tool to instantly check your cell phone coverage. Not only can you see what coverage is like from the four major networks--T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and AT&T--but you can filter out cell phone plans that don't give you the adequate reception in your area.
