Welcome to the past. At New York City conference Verizon’s CEO revealed that the company hopes to get rid of unlimited data plans when its 4G network debuts and instead offer customers buckets of megs like the data plans of old. It’s not known why the company wants to take a step back, but some more »

The mobile plans war is getting more exciting every single day. After Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile and AT&T announced their flat-rate calling plans for $99.99 per month, there are speculations that Sprint Nextel will offer its own unlimited plan at 40% lower or $60 per month.

It’s a very surprising move knowing that this struggling mobile operator recently announced its Unlimited Access Pack for $119 per month. Though there is still no official announcement about this move, analysts speculate Sprint will go for a $60 to $80 monthly plan.