May 17th, 2012 by ElizaP

CFO of Verizon Communications Fran Shammo revealed yesterday that Verizon Wireless would begin its plans to eliminate the unlimited data plans for those customers who still have it. The company allowed existing subscribers having unlimited plans to continue to do so even after their contracts expired or they upgraded to 4G. Subscribers who still have unlimited service will continue to have it, but for a limited time. A Verizon spokeswoman said that there is a lack of details about how the migration to the new tiered plans work, and that this lack of detail could cause customers to try and lock in their current unlimited plans at the same time as they upgrade their phone. Once a subscriber upgrades their phone to a 4G-enabled version, there will be no unlimited data offering. Customers who were new to the Verizon service saw the $30 per month unlimited plan dropped in July of last year.

February 2nd, 2012 by ElizaP

Recently, Clear wireless internet announced two new wireless hotspot devices, the Spot Voyager and the Hub Express. Each offers multiple options to connect reliably while on the go. But if you’re a person that doesn’t like to jump the gun, then you might be tempted to wait a little longer to see how these new devices perform before signing up with a new internet company. In the meanwhile, you could be going online and researching all of the internet companies in your area to see which ones may have the best options for your budget and internet usage. This is easily done on some comparison sites, which allow you to enter in your zip code and see all of the companies near you who can offer you a reliable connection.