Comcast's new wireless service, Xfinity Mobile, is now live

Comcast announced today that its long-rumored new wireless service, Xfinity Mobile, is now live. Users can now sign up on the official Xfinity Mobile website.

The service features an unlimited data, talk, and text plan starting at $65 a month for up to five lines ($45 per line for customers with Comcast's top X1 TV packages), or $12 per GB a month a la carte. The unlimited option has been reduced to $45 a month through July 31 for the network's first customers.

To provide coverage for the service, Comcast will rely on Verizon's network of cell towers, as well as its own 16 million Wi-Fi hot spots. Phones will automatically switch between Wi-Fi and cellular depending on network conditions.

Handsets compatible with Xfinity Mobile include the iPhone 6s and newer, the iPhone SE, Samsung’s Galaxy S7 and S8 series and the LG X Powns.

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