#cellular data

Netflix announces that it is offering a new tool to better control how much data you want to use when you stream on your mobile devices. The company is now adding the default setting which, according to them, will "let you stream about 3 hours of TV shows and movies per gigabyte of data. In terms of bitrates, that currently amounts to about 600 Kilobits per second". This results to a balance between having a decent video quality while using lower data so that users won't easily exceed their limits and pay extra for it. Of course, this is an option for those who are trying to save precious mobile data and for those with unlimited or higher data cap, you can always switch to the best resolution available. Once inside, simply go to App Settings>Cellular Data Usage then you may freely select the kind of option that best works for you. The tip we got earlier this month about Sun Cellular Wireless Broadband was spot on. New mobile 3G packages are now available at the Sun Cellular website announcing attractive rates. Sun Cellular will be offering flat rate plans, the only other unlimited 3G plans in the Philippines today (PLDT WeRoam postpaid plans also offer unlimited 3G services, though only for corporate accounts). Read more in our articles including "Netflix now helps you save mobile data while streaming" and "Sun Cellular unveils Wireless Broadband Plans".