Those who picked up an original iPad and got the unlimited $29.99 per month data plan may have been having second thoughts of upgrading to the iPad 2 in fear of lossing that data plan and getting stuck with the next best option which is 2GB for $25 per month and quite honestly does not more »

Today, AT&T announced it will no longer offer an unlimited data plan for $29.99. Instead, the company will offer a 2GB capped data plan for $25. Customers who are already on the $29.99 can keep that plan or change to the new one. According to AT&T, 98% of it’s customers use less than 2GB of more »

You’ve got to ask the question: why is AT&T lowering pricing on it’s smartphones (and not just the iPhone) data connection days before the expected announcement of iPhone 4? The plans introduced today have the potential to substantially lower AT&T profits, yet they are providing no adjustment to their earnings guidance. Is this a signal more »

After several cries and complaints, Sprint has finally explained its decision to cap its “unlimited” data usage plan to 5GB a month, plus 300MB a month of off-network roaming. According to Sprint, the new limit is plenty enough, since it only affects 0.5% of customers. Sprint also notes that the limit applies to both existing more »

Sprint is probably the only wireless carrier to offer a true unlimited data plan. However, according to a Sprint employee on the SprintUsers forum, this may no longer be the case. A reportedly leaked internal memo has revealed that Sprint is now enforcing a monthly 5GB data usage cap on its Phone as Modem (PAM) more »