How will it work if you have the 1400 unlimited special plan that was mentioned here, would getting 4g knock it out?
I was wondering the same thing.
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How will it work if you have the 1400 unlimited special plan that was mentioned here, would getting 4g knock it out?
Me and 90% of the other smart phone users. Seriously if someone can't afford an extra $10 a month for LTE, perhaps they shouldn't have a smartphone.
You get down to it, there's not exactly any meat in this thread.
Me and 90% of the other smart phone users. Seriously if someone can't afford an extra $10 a month for LTE, perhaps they shouldn't have a smartphone.
I can certainly afford it, but at some point the money is just obscene to me. $30 is pretty steep but I barely flinched. $40-$45 for smartphone data on top of $50 a month for home broadband is pretty sick. Even now I normally used my laptop when at home, occasionally I do find the Droid to be convenient but I don't know how people susbtitute use so much in favor of a 3.7" screen.
Me and 90% of the other smart phone users. Seriously if someone can't afford an extra $10 a month for LTE, perhaps they shouldn't have a smartphone.
I can certainly afford it, but at some point the money is just obscene to me. $30 is pretty steep but I barely flinched. $40-$45 for smartphone data on top of $50 a month for home broadband is pretty sick. Even now I normally used my laptop when at home, occasionally I do find the Droid to be convenient but I don't know how people susbtitute use so much in favor of a 3.7" screen.
Some new rumors indicate that Verizon may have finalized part of the pricing for their 4G LTE Unlimited Data Plan, and that it will launch at $29.99 per month. This would be pretty good news if it turns out to be true; however, please take this with a grain of salt as this kind of 'unconfirmed' industry rumor can easily turn out to be false. In fact, another rumor circulating the interwebs suggests that it will be $29.99 for the data service, and an additional $15 dollars for 4G service. Until we get either an official confirmation or multiple confirms from our insider sources, we'll play a game of 'wait and see'. Get out your four-leaf clover, or lucky rabbit's foot.
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I cant imagine Verizon offering cheaper 4g than Sprint. $15 on top of data if u ask me
A 10 or 15 dollar difference is hardly more than a ten percent hike