data plans with a higher monthly
allotment. The bad news is that,
once again, it's going to cost you
more. The plans, which will offer
300MB of data for $20, 3GB for
$30 and 5GB (including mobile
hotspot access) for $50, will take
effect beginning this Sunday. Are
you still on one of the older
plans? Fortunately, you're still
grandfathered in and won't have
to change unless you absolutely
want to. But remember that once
you move to the new data rate,
there's no going back; the only
legacy plan sticking around is
AT&T's 250MB tablet feature for
$15. The change in plans
appears to be priced the same as
Verizon, though the two higher
rate plans on AT&T have an
advantage in that it hooks you
up with an extra gigabyte of
data capacity. The question is,
will it be worth paying an
additional $5 per month for that
extra gig? Oh, and we're still
waiting on that shared data plan
in the meantime, Ralph.
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