With the introduction of Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean, Google has enabled Android devices to notify their owners that the device has reached a set data limit. You as the owner can set this ...

If you're on a limited data plan and find yourself running out of high-speed data allotment, here's how you can set a limit on Android devices.

If data overages are killing your budget, Jack Wallen can help by showing you how to set cellular data limits on the Android platform.

But the good thing about Android is that you can set monthly limits to your data usage to avoid crossing your mobile data usage. And hence you can save money!

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich added the ability to set data alerts and even limits for mobile data. This is an invaluable tool to those who are on a data plan with a limit.

For instance, to set a data warning and limit on a Galaxy device: Head to the Mobile data usage menu by navigating Settings -> Connections -> Data Usage -> Mobile data usage.

There are built-in tools to help you save mobile data on Android. This guide will help you find and set them up so you can take control.

Here's how to monitor how much data you're using on your Android phone, as well as how to set a mobile data limit and warning message.

These days keeping track of your data usage on Android is very important. Here's how to track, monitor, and limit data usage.

Under settings, select "Data Usage." Tap the checkmark next to "Set mobile data limit," and tap the red line on the data usage graph to set your cutoff.