Sprint, a popular communication service company, has released a revolutionary plan that allows users send unlimited text messages and also the 2G prepaid data. Delivery capability is even able to include international. So far, Sprint has served 56 million connections and unfortunately tends to not be recognized as a technology innovative, while Sprint is the first 4G wireless program provider in the field of law and health, as well as national Push-To-Talk. The latest plan is intended as a quick response on their rivals, T-Mobile.

As of December 31st, 2014, Sprint serves around 56 million connections and mostly recognized for its innovative technologies and it was the first wireless 4G provider in the United States. Not only wireless 4G, but also instant national and international push-to-talk capabilities for its users. Recently, Sprint announced a new plan for its customers, in quick response to its rival T-Mobile, and it allows the users to send unlimited free text messages in roaming. The new plan doesn’t count for voice calls and is available for only a limited number of countries. The phone calls are charged at the rate of $0.20 per minute and is quite a competing plan for its rival T-Mobile.

If you’re a customer of Sprint, then you can browse the web or send a text without paying a single penny, for the following nations. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Germany, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Russia, South Korea, Spain, and the UK. But Sprint provides only speed limit of 64kbps whereas T-Mobile offers speed up to 128kbps.

In the meanwhile, Sprint comes up with international speed data roaming passes for a limited period of time. You can get 100MB of data for $15 with a time span of 1 day and 7 day pass with 200MB for $25. Both the carriers are trying hard to attract their customers with decent plans and planning to go ahead of upcoming Google’s mobile carrier.