Yesterday, Verizon Wireless unveiled its shared data plans and pricing which some are calling underwhelming. Analysts note that customers may revolt because it will be more expensive for many customers.
The initial buy-in for data for a smartphone at $50 for one gigabyte is steep even though voice and text messages are unlimited.
Consumer Group Public Knowledge noted that it took Verizon one year from offering unlimited data for $30 a month to charging $50 per 1 GB. The Communication Workers of America are calling Verizon Wireless, Verigreedy.
While trying to figure out the latest status of the Droid incredible 4G LTE, we noticed that someone on eBay is selling a dummy display unit of the Droid incredible 4G LTE. When these non-working display devices show up, it is usually a sign of a forthcoming release date.
The Verizon Jetpack 890L will be available May 24. The Verizon Jetpack, developed by ZTE, produces Wi-Fi 
Sprint has changed plans for tethering and hotspot pricing for smart phones and tablets. Sprint is no longer offering the $30 per month 5GB hotspot plan but existing customers will be able to to keep their plan and be grandfathered.