Verizon Wireless revamped its calling and data plans today, and is now offering unlimited mobile Web access, messaging, VZ Navigator, and basic V CAST video clips with 450 minutes for $79.99. Plans range up to 6,000 minutes for $239.99. Included in the bundle is also Verizon’s new mobile email service, which is available to Get It Now-enabled phones. This service lets users have email from up to 10 different inboxes sent to their phones from providers such as Yahoo, Hotmail and AOL. The email is formatted so that it appears similar to desktop email programs. The email can be added to a plan separately for $5 per month. This new set of plans is initially available on the LG Chocolate, enV, and VX8300, as well as the Motorola RAZR V3m and V3c. It will be available on additional phones in the coming months.
Verizon Rolls Out Unlimited Plans, Mobile Email
July 2nd, 2007 · Source · No Comments
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