Verizon Announces iPhone 4 Plan Pricing

Here's what you'll have to pay to rock with Apple's phone.

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A day before pre-ordering begins for its iPhone 4, Verizon has released details on how much it's going to charge you to talk, text, and surf the web using the long-awaited smartphone.

The basic 450-minute voice plan will cost $40. Pretty routine, nothing to see here. When you start including text and data is where it gets interesting.

One-upping AT&T, Verizon will offer a voice and text plan featuring unlimited text messaging starting at $60. Unlimited data plans that will allow you to surf the web and download and use apps, will run you $30. To compare: AT&T offers 2GB of data per month for $25. Will you ever go over 2GB, who knows, but it's great knowing you can.

For an $20 a month, you will be able to use your phone as a wi-fi hotspot, a feature that has left AT&T iPhone users pretty salty. Not bad, Verizon. Though, either way, whichever service you choose, Apple wins.

[AP]

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