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for those that have Verizon is it $30 a month for unlimited data?
$29.99 for limited data and $44.99 for full fledged data. :lolDanielPlainview said:wow, awesome. I'm due for my NE2 upgrade. $149 is a steal. Anyone know how much it will be for data plan per month?
And sold!Bad_Boy said:Word around howard forums, this phone (droid that is) is going for...
$579 Full Retail
$299 w/ new 2yr contract
$149 w/ NE2 & rebate
Makes me sad my contract doesn't come up till next year. :'( And I'll be coughing up 300 bones for a new contract on this phone. Would of loved that NE2 price.
Kapsama said:$29.99 for limited data and $44.99 for full fledged data. :lol
Kapsama said:$29.99 for limited data and $44.99 for full fledged data. :lol
Visualante said:Just out of curiosity is there an affordable Android in Europe? I don't use the phone a lot, I'm more interested in it as an accesory for browsing YouTube and watching videos rather than making calls. I think I'd perhaps be better served by an iPod touch or even a netbook but I thought I'd check to see how the low-end Androids are.
wtfKapsama said:$29.99 for limited data and $44.99 for full fledged data. :lol
Bad_Boy said:Word around howard forums, this phone (droid that is) is going for...
$579 Full Retail
$299 w/ new 2yr contract
$149 w/ NE2 & rebate
Makes me sad my contract doesn't come up till next year. :'( And I'll be coughing up 300 bones for a new contract on this phone. Would of loved that NE2 price.
Netbook it is then.Andrex said:The T-Mobile Pulse is pay-as-you-go. The HTC Magic can't be too expensive, either.
Kapsama said:$29.99 for limited data and $44.99 for full fledged data. :lol
nocode said:Not sure exactly what you are referring to here, then again, I might be a tad ignorant to smart phones. My verizon bill says I pay $10 a month for my unlimited verizon to verizon messaging, plus 500 additional messages outside the network, and $10 for unlimited internet. To upgrade it would be $10 more. I realize that I only have a crappy EnV, but still, where is your info coming from? Not saying you are wrong, I'm getting a new phone when these come out, so I want to know.
Bad_Boy said:I believe hes talking about the smartphone/PDA data plan. on regular phones it should only be 10 a month. I'm not sure where the 44 dollars comes from. I thought there was only one data plan (the 30 dollars). I'll look into it, this is starting to get expensive for me if true.![]()
Yeah, it's really bullshit honestly.nocode said:Ah, yeah, I spoke up too soon. Should have figured that since, you know, it's an android thread. Still, I didn't realize that access is that much more than their other plans.
Bad_Boy said:Yeah, it's really bullshit honestly.
They basically say for me to have a Droid, 900 minutes + the 5 anyone calling, unlimited texts, unlimited data. I have to get the Nationwide Select plan (80) and the PDA/Smartphone plan to get unlimited data (50).
130 a month for one phone. gahhh :'(
my family plan currently is about 170 for 3 (non smart) phones, unlimited text + web browsing. 3 phones!
I see. So what plan do I select for the 900 minutes + any5 WITH unlimited text/data?xcrunner529 said:I am almost positive the 49.99 plan is for connecting to exchange/enterprise services. Almost everyone is fine with the 29.99 plan. That's still unlimited Internet and email. Verizon makes a sneaky move there in the wording.
Bad_Boy said:I see. So what plan do I select for the 900 minutes + any5 WITH unlimited text/data?
Verizon's website is kinda iffy on what to select for a plan with everything.
sorry just saw your post. I don't think so. I think if you order online you might get that 50 dollar rebate, making it 250 instead of 300.omg rite said:But there's no way to get that $150 price if you're starting up with Verizon for the first time with this phone?
(And what are the howard forums?)
I don't think thats for Smartphones though. If I wanted the same thing it would be 120 I think. Which is where the 30 dollars come from. I think....nocode said:looks like nationwide connect w/ 900 min, any 5, w/ unlimited text/data is $90.
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller?item=planFirst&action=viewPlanList&sortOption=priceSort&typeId=1&subTypeId=72&catId=1750
Is that what you're looking for? Seems to me that I'll be able to keep my $70 plan with the 450 min. That's enough for me b/c almost everyone I call is verizon.
Bad_Boy said:I don't think thats for Smartphones though. If I wanted the same thing it would be 120 I think. Which is where the 30 dollars come from.
Get one of the select plans then you're given the option to get the email and web for smartphone 29.99Bad_Boy said:I see. So what plan do I select for the 900 minutes + any5 WITH unlimited text/data?
Verizon's website is kinda iffy on what to select for a plan with everything.
edit:
Nationwide PDA/Smartphone Nationwide Email & Messaging? 900 minutes being 120 a month? it has unlimted text/pictures/IM but i'm not sure where it says unlimted data.
This is what I get when I select a random smartphone. Sorry about the huge picture.nocode said:Their website linked me to that just now when I pretended to be buying a smartphone. Who knows, we'll find out for sure next week I guess.
I see now, but isnt that the same thing as the plan in the image above?xcrunner529 said:Get one of the select plans then you're given the option to get the email and web for smartphone 29.99
Bad_Boy said:This is what I get when I select a random smartphone. Sorry about the huge picture.
Chojin said:I'll elaborate when I can, which means after official announcement.
Its hard seeing all the misconceptions.
But I'll say this I'm not super happy with the finalized plans and some details. But like I said I'll explain it in plain english what this is all going to mean after the 25th.
xcrunner529 said:I am almost positive the 49.99 plan is for connecting to exchange/enterprise services. Almost everyone is fine with the 29.99 plan. That's still unlimited Internet and email. Verizon makes a sneaky move there in the wording.
i just went on tmo added a blackberry and it made me add 30 dollars to the cart. you must have found some loophole or i dont know how to use the internet.JasonMCG said:The new Tmo plans are real good. I configuered a plan with a myTouch for kicks (500 Min, Unltd. Text and Web), and the monthly price was $59.99. I was worried that having an Android or Blackberry phone would tack on another $10 or more, but it didn't. That's fuckawesome for me!
BTW - the 500 min plan includes free mobile-to-mobile and nights and weekends.![]()
Total due today*
$129.99
Total due monthly**
$69.99
One time activation fee
$35.00
DanielPlainview said:for those that have Verizon is it $30 a month for unlimited data?
Rur0ni said:As an Alltel customer, and abducted into Verizon, do I get any special treatment regarding a phone upgrade? Supposedly NE2 on my profile says I can in September. That's basically a year out. Fuckin' sucks.
*throws Samsung Delve in garbage*
Kapsama said:$29.99 for limited data and $44.99 for full fledged data. :lol
Bad_Boy said:I see. So what plan do I select for the 900 minutes + any5 WITH unlimited text/data?
Verizon's website is kinda iffy on what to select for a plan with everything.
edit:
Nationwide PDA/Smartphone Nationwide Email & Messaging? 900 minutes being 120 a month? it has unlimted text/pictures/IM but i'm not sure where it says unlimted data.
JasonMCG said:The new Tmo plans are real good. I configuered a plan with a myTouch for kicks (500 Min, Unltd. Text and Web), and the monthly price was $59.99. I was worried that having an Android or Blackberry phone would tack on another $10 or more, but it didn't. That's fuckawesome for me!
BTW - the 500 min plan includes free mobile-to-mobile and nights and weekends.![]()
JasonMCG said:The new Tmo plans are real good. I configuered a plan with a myTouch for kicks (500 Min, Unltd. Text and Web), and the monthly price was $59.99. I was worried that having an Android or Blackberry phone would tack on another $10 or more, but it didn't. That's fuckawesome for me!
BTW - the 500 min plan includes free mobile-to-mobile and nights and weekends.![]()
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True, but if you have the money to pay the phone off straight-away, you're getting a great price on a great plan.tokkun said:But you have to pay $350 more for the MyTouch to get that rate since there are no phone subsidies on the discount plan. If you consider it over a 2 year period, it's equivalent to paying $75/month on a standard plan.
If you can get it cheaper on ebay then the price might average out to $70/month.
There's absolutely no reason to get the $44.99 plan unless you want to use it for a business exchange email server, im 99% sure that's the difference. I have the $30 plan for my Blackberry on Verizon and it's unlimited data and email, same thing as any other carriers unlimited data plan.Kapsama said:Uh guys I wrote $44.99 not $49.99. Here is what I was referring to:
And here's what it says about both:
how do you figure? If you can pay the money now then you can pay the money later :lolJasonMCG said:True, but if you have the money to pay the phone off straight-away, you're getting a great price on a great plan.
JasonMCG said:True, but if you have the money to pay the phone off straight-away, you're getting a great price on a great plan.
Bad_Boy said:Word around howard forums, this phone (droid that is) is going for...
$579 Full Retail
Kapsama said:Uh guys I wrote $44.99 not $49.99. Here is what I was referring to:
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JasonMCG said:True, but if you have the money to pay the phone off straight-away, you're getting a great price on a great plan.
Good thing about getting the noncontract tmobile plan is that you can bail out after you realize that you are not really getting a deal :lol :lol :lol :lolManmademan said:uh, or you could pay 59.99 a month on everything plus 500 through sprint, AND have your phone subsidized, on a better (that's vastly more extensive in terms of 3G, to be specific) network.
this plan is dead on arrival and does nothing for Tmobile. Anyone that's concerned about having the best device and coverage is going to go to Verizon for the Droid.
Anyone that wants an android smartphone without shelling out an assload of cash for a plan (either on a monthly basis through verizon, or all up front at once through Tmobile) is going to go for sprint.
As far as I can tell, this only serves to convince tmobile customers who already have smartphones not to leave. It's not going to make any converts.
Vyse The Legend said:Did anyone pick up the Motorola CLIQ? Is it worth upgrading from the G1 for it?
xcrunner529 said:As stated earlier, both plans offer unlimited internet and email. The $49 is for CORPORATE use and connecting to enterprise exchange servers. There is absolutely no reason (unless you're getting reimbursed by your employer) to choose the $49 plan.
lol, I'm glad Verizon isn't that crazy.XMonkey said:There's absolutely no reason to get the $44.99 plan unless you want to use it for a business exchange email server, im 99% sure that's the difference. I have the $30 plan for my Blackberry on Verizon and it's unlimited data and email, same thing as any other carriers unlimited data plan.
Kapsama said:Uh guys I wrote $44.99 not $49.99. Here is what I was referring to:
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And here's what it says about both:
XMonkey said:There's absolutely no reason to get the $44.99 plan unless you want to use it for a business exchange email server, im 99% sure that's the difference. I have the $30 plan for my Blackberry on Verizon and it's unlimited data and email, same thing as any other carriers unlimited data plan.
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-And I think Google realizes that. While they apparently have had quite a large hand in helping with Droid, its Motorola and Verizon that are hyping it big time. But I think Google knows that the Droid isnt an iPhone killer. Instead, its likely the best device they have so far to kill their real competitors: Symbian and especially Windows Mobile. Repeat after me: Android is trying to kill Windows Mobile, not the iPhone.
-Not only is Android open source, but its free. Windows Mobile, on the other hand, is still ridiculously charging manufacturers upwards of $25 to use their sub-par OS. Their strategy seems two pronged at this point: 1) Try to leverage the Windows PC brand as much as possible and convince users that Windows Mobile tied to Windows itself create the best environment for mobile. 2) Get out Windows Mobile 7, an entirely new OS, as quickly as possible.
-Let me be clear: I think its pretty likely that eventually Android will be bigger than the iPhone worldwide. Again, its a different game. Its monotheist versus the pagans. Its Mac versus PC. Even if and when Apple breaks its AT&T exclusivity in the U.S. there will still basically be only one device. Android will have dozens of devices. And even more in other parts of the world. But the iPhone will continue to survive and even thrive, just like the Mac is right now.
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Hello, gorgeous! What a nice way to wake up on a Friday morning. You roll out of bed to make yourself some eggs, hop online to start the daily rituals, and bam! Shots of the unreleased, unannounced, and Android-powered Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 are sitting in your inbox.
While this isnt the first time the X3 has been spotted in the wild, these shots show the hardware in a slightly better light than the previous leak. Also worth mentioning, this is the second time weve seen the X3 where it appears to be running the stock Android build, rather than Rachel, the custom UI Sony Ericsson is purportedly cracking away at. Were sort of doubting that Sony Ericsson would just bail on that UI, so wed wager that its just not quite up to snuff yet.
All of our sources are still pointing at a release in early Q1 2010.
Leak Brochure for the X10 (AKA X3): Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Brochure Leak
I thought posting a video of scans was bannable?SimleuqiR said:Leak Brochure for the X10 (AKA X3): Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Brochure Leak