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September 22, 2011 05:44 pm GMT
Rumor has it that the iPhone 5 will be headed to Sprint in the coming weeks. In the lead-up to that, Sprint's implemented some big cut-backs/price hikes, including a jacked up early termination fee and the discontinuation of Sprint Premier. But one thing has remained the same, and according to Sprint, it will remain the same through the launch of the iPhone: unlimited data. That is, of course, unless that data is coming through a mobile hotspot data plan, in which case unlimited is no longer an option. According to a leak out of Sprint Feed, good ol' yellow will be adding a 5GB cap to their mobile hotspot plans on October 2, with overage charges at five cents/MB.
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Sprint To Cap Unlimited Hotspot Data On October 2?
Rumor has it that the iPhone 5 will be headed to Sprint in the coming weeks. In the lead-up to that, Sprint's implemented some big cut-backs/price hikes, including a jacked up early termination fee and the discontinuation of Sprint Premier. But one thing has remained the same, and according to Sprint, it will remain the same through the launch of the iPhone: unlimited data. That is, of course, unless that data is coming through a mobile hotspot data plan, in which case unlimited is no longer an option. According to a leak out of Sprint Feed, good ol' yellow will be adding a 5GB cap to their mobile hotspot plans on October 2, with overage charges at five cents/MB.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/1fsdOMD28PA/
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