Verizon will be dropping its unlimited data option, and transitioning to tiered data plans next month, a Verizon spokeswoman told All Things Digital.
We've known for a while that the unlimited data plan Verizon has offered since it launched the iPhone 4 was likely to disappear this summer.We will move to a more usage based model in July. We'll share more later.
One site, DroidLife, claims to have details of the new Verizon plans. The site claims these plans will go into effect July 7.
For comparison, AT&T's data plans are slightly cheaper:2GB - $30/month
5GB - $50/month
10GB - $80/month
Tethering is an $20/month add-on and includes an additional 2GB of data.
Overages are assessed at $10/GB.
AT&T dropped its unlimited data plans last June, just before the iPhone 4 was released, but allowed current unlimited plan subscribers to keep their plans as long as they didn't make any changes. Most notably, unlimited data users can't sign up for a tethering plan to create a portable wi-fi hotspot.200MB - $15/month
2GB - $25/month
4GB + Tethering - $45/month
Overages are assessed at $10/GB.
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