Verizon Denies You Unlimited Data

Verizon Wireless has just recently announced its plans to slowly phase out unlimited data users currently grandfathered into it as they upgrade to 4G LTE. This move will affect a major portion of the company’s customer-base as the current iPhone users who upgrade to the alleged LTE iPhone sometime this year will have to choose amongst tiered plans. 

"When asked how Verizon will drive customers to this new data share plan, Shammo said that LTE will be the anchor for the new plan and that as customers upgrade from 3G to LTE, they will have to be on a data share plan, allowing the company to sunset its unlimited 3G data plan. “A lot of our 3G base is on unlimited,” Shammo said. “When they migrate off 3G they will have to go to data share. That is beneficial to us.”

Verizon plans to announce their family data plans and pricing sometime this summer. This could be potentially beneficial for customers with multiple smartphones with LTE capabilities. 

FreedomPop Offers Free 4G Connectivity

Well… Sort of. FreedomPop has created an alternative to users who are tight on their monthly data plans. They are offering 500 MB of data on Clearwire’s 4G WiMAX network for free. With anything that is free, there is always a catch. Their iPhone case that provides said “free” data will cost you a whopping $99. Aside from 500 MBs of data, it is also capable of providing up to an extra 6 hours of battery life. FreedomPop is currently taking pre-orders on their website.

Speck Respecks iPod Touch 4G Gamers With CandyShell Grip

Speck has introduced a new version of the CandyShell specifically for the iPod Touch 4G, called the CandyShell Grip. Truly made with the mobile gamer in mind, the CandyShell Grip provides a great amount of grip with it's extra grippy finger pads. The CandyShell Grip is built just the same was as the ordinary CandyShell we all know and love, with a rubberized interior and buttons cover, topped with a hard outer layer. You can pick yours up in black or white for $34.95.

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Nir Schneider

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Incipio Rolls Out Hive Gaming Cases for iPod Touch 4G

The Incipio Hive is a gaming case made from silicone for the iPod Touch 4G. Incipio are known to have a gaming case for every Apple touch device, now your ultra thin iPod Touch 4G can get some extreme grip with the Hive gaming case, and it looks pretty comfortable to hold from here. The Hive comes in four colors and includes two screen protectors all for $20.

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Nir Schneider

Editor-in-Chief

Incipio DermaSHOT Case for iPod Touch 4G Now Available

Incipio just now made available their first case for the iPod Touch 4G, the DermaSHOT. This is a simple tight fitting silicone case with a silky anti-static coating. The DermaSHOT for the iPod Touch 4G includes a video stand, dock connector port cover and a screen protector. Not a bad value for $19.99! The DermaSHOT is now shipping in black, pink and purple. 

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Nir Schneider

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Engadget Posts First iPod Touch 4G & iPod Nano 6G Reviews

Engadget have got their hands on Apple's new iPod Touch 4G and iPod nano 6G, and also posted their reviews. The new 2010 iPod Touch brings 720p HD video recording, FaceTime with a front VGA camera and a retina display. The biggest disappointments are while the back facing camera shots 720p HD video, it only takes still images less than 1MP and without a touch to focus function. There is a big difference in image quality between the 2010 iPod Touch and the iPhone 4 main cameras. To see still image samples plus an HD video sample, hit up the source link below. 

The new 2010 iPod nano brings multi-touch interface and loses it's camera in a new ultra small package. Hit up the second source link for more. 

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Nir Schneider

Editor-in-Chief

WaterField Has Got Your iPod Touch 4G Covered

WaterField Designs' Suede Jacket is now available for the iPod Touch 4G. The very slim Ultrasuede slipcase will be available in a plain version and in a pocket version seen above. The Suede Jacket for iPod Touch 4G is priced at $10 and $14 for the pocket version. It's now available for pre-order and is expected to start shipping this September 15. 

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Nir Schneider

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