Verizon Wireless has been boasting of the journey which it will soon trigger alongside the iPhone 4. It wasn’t too long ago when the company realized the craze for the device as the first day pre-sales orders jammed its systems. Now, after a much anticipated wait, the carrier will finally toss out the iPhone 4 for users across the US this Thursday.
While users grab the handset, they can also choose from varied plans charted by the company for rendering a smooth and seamless communication experience. Customers can select a scheme of their preference as the carrier offers the Nationwide Talk plan and the Nationwide Talk and Text plan at a starting rate of $39.99 and $59.99 for 450 minutes, respectively. The latter also enables them to send and receive unlimited text, picture and video messaging.
“We know people across America have been waiting for the day when they can experience iPhone 4 on the nation’s most reliable network,” remarked Dan Mead, Chief Executive Officer for Verizon Wireless. “Our store employees nationwide are poised and ready to help customers purchase their iPhone 4s and get them activated as quickly as possible.”
Those who like surfing along the Internet wave can opt for the unlimited Email and Web data plan which comes with a price tag of $29.99 per month. In addition, the new Personal Hotspot paired with a 3G Mobile plan for the iPhone can be purchased by shelling out a monthly rental of $20 for 2GB. This Personal Hotspot capability facilitates consumers to employ their Apple offering for connecting with approximately five Wi-Fi-enabled devices.
The 16GB iPhone 4 has been priced at $199.99 whereas the 32GB version can be picked for $299.99 with a new two-year agreement. The handset will sway into the domain later this week on February 10, 2011 via the Verizon route.