Last month, AT&T killed off the popular "unlimited" data plan for new smartphone users, instead creating tiered, capped plans.
Verizon confirmed last month they were considering doing the same, and it appears they may be ready to do so before the end of the month, killing off their "unlimited" 5GB data plan in exchange for tiered plans.
Engadget has reported that Verizon will introduce the new scheme on July 29th.
Reportedly, the plan will be $15 for 200MB of data per month, and $25 for 2GB.
For those that want to keep their unlimited plans and not worry about paying expensive premiums for less data, T-Mobile and Sprint have said they have no intention of capping connections.
Engadget has reported that Verizon will introduce the new scheme on July 29th.
Reportedly, the plan will be $15 for 200MB of data per month, and $25 for 2GB.
For those that want to keep their unlimited plans and not worry about paying expensive premiums for less data, T-Mobile and Sprint have said they have no intention of capping connections.
