Samsung Galaxy S 4G gets carrier billing
Pay for TV shows and movies you watch on the Samsung Galaxy S 4G on your T-Mobile bill.
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In addition to accessing faster network speeds, T-Mobile's Samsung Galaxy S 4G will also get another kind of access.
Phone owners who purchase movies and TV episodes through Samsung's Media Hub will now be able to lump those fees in with their monthly phone bills.
Carrier billing is a convenience that ties phone-related expenditures to a service plan rather than to a separate credit card bill. As with renting movies from a cable TV provider in the home, costs can add up. Regardless, carrier billing is a provision many users have been wanting to gather more steam.
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