Verizon just announced that come summertime they will be offering tiered pricing plans for data instead of the unlimited plans they’ve had so far. So, essentially, instead of having a $30 all-you-can-eat data plan, you will need to choose the right amount of data you want to use and that will come with its own price tag. If you’re using a lot of wireless data, you will pay accordingly.
BLOGGER: JEFF BARAK AT&T’s decision to join T-Mobile and offer carrier billing in the US for Android Market (Google’s app store) should come as no surprise. As Michal Harris noted in a blog here late last year, the service providers’ market has fragmented, with over-the-top players, niche app vendors and expanding retailers muscling in on [...]
BLOGGER: SHAHAR YARDEN At the same time that the Super Bowl 2010 was taking place, I was boarding a flight from the US. As the plane left the gate, the pilot announced “Please turn off all your electronic devices … and that includes your NFL (National Football League) iPhone application!” Looking around me, I watched [...]
BLOGGER: JEFF BARAK As the New York Times pointed out this week, “every day, about a million new devices — computers, mobile phones, televisions and other things — are hooked up to the Internet…Most of this growth is occurring in developing countries, where the Web is dominant and applications stores and the like have made [...]
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