DataMan isn't new; it was launched in 2013. At the time, the app was a clever way to watch your data usage, but there were also a lot of people on legacy unlimited plans, or not using much data. With ...

My post on the AT&T class action suit for "systematically overbilling" iPhone customers really hit a nerve with you, and many wrote to me asking for solutions to fight against the telecom giant. With ...

There are just too many things to keep track of these days: steps, calories, time spent on certain tasks—it’s a never-ending cavalcade of data. But there are some things that are definitely worth ...

Many of us don’t have a an unlimited data plan for our iPhones and always fear of overdoing the limit of it. Hence, there is a handy application out on the App Store that keeps tracks of all your data ...

Having the ability to connect to the ‘net over a cellular network from almost anywhere is a huge asset, and one of the best things abput the iPad (if you have the 3G/4G version — which you should).

For new iPhoners, the idea of gulping down unlimited swathes of data is just a magical thing of the past, spoken of with hushed tones, in the days before fear of data overages gripped the iPhone ...

iOS: If you've ever gone over on your iPhone's data plan you know the horrible amount of money you get charged. To keep track of that usage, we like DataMan Next, and it's currently free. DataMan Next ...

With cellular devices and today’s often-limited data plans, it is important to monitor how much data you are using so you do not either pay for a data cap you don’t need, or you go over your cellular ...