Just to put that into perspective, the Blackberry unlimited data plan is only $30 a month (same internet! - go figure) and at AT&T its $35 for unlimited for both Blackberry and PDAs and at Sprint its only $20 extra for unlimited internet on ANY phone (and it includes Sprint TV, Navigator, etc) (I got this price by taking the difference between the basic voice/text plan and the basic data plan)
I know Sprint is offering all these freebies because they want to get people onto their network (which lacks coverage), but I don't see why Verizon couldn't stop raping us at the cash register.
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Just to put that into perspective, the Blackberry unlimited data plan is only $30 a month (same internet! - go figure)
and at AT&T its $35 for unlimited for both Blackberry and PDAs
and at Sprint its only $20 extra for unlimited internet on ANY phone (and it includes Sprint TV, Navigator, etc) (I got this price by taking the difference between the basic voice/text plan and the basic data plan)
I know Sprint is offering all these freebies because they want to get people onto their network (which lacks coverage), but I don't see why Verizon couldn't stop raping us at the cash register.