Technology Report / Verizon iPhone's unlimited data plans to be short-lived
TwinCities Saturday 12th March, 2011
Verizon Communications Inc. will stop offering unlimited data plans for Apple's iPhone as soon as this summer and switch to a tiered pricing offering that can generate more revenue and hold the heaviest users in check. The carrier, which began selling the iPhone last month, now offers $30 unlimited data service on the device. Such plans on the handset are "not a long-term solution," Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo said at a Morgan Stanley conference. Verizon Wireless last month ended ATT's four-year exclusive hold on the iPhone in the U.S. Analysts estimate Verizon may sell 2 million iPhones this quarter.

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