All soccer fans around the globe have a reason to grin to all who cannot make it to the 2010 FIFA World Cup. To all those lucky fans who would be making it Live from South Africa, Verizon Wireless will provide them with International Services and for those staying in the United States can watch all the happenings live with explicit content on their mobile phone. With the excellent service provided, customers can stay connected all the way throughout the World Cup around the globe.
The Service will help one make voice calls in South Africa and also through 220 countries worldwide. Verizon Wireless has a wide display of options to choose from. It uses a global smartphone to access data coverage in 200 countries, with more than 110 offering 3G speeds, including South Africa. All World Cup host cities have GSM voice and data way in for corporate LAN e-mail and attachments. They also have personal POP3 e-mail accounts.
Users can also get their hands on global-capable USB modem, the UMW190 or AD3700 or the HP Mini 311-1037NR netbook to access e-mails and data. It binds together the new BlackBerry Bold 9650 to a notebook or netbook, enabling it as a modem for wireless Internet access in 200 countries globally. The service is said to be the ideal one for all the occasional travelers. Customers are free to keep their regular phone numbers and voice mail accounts while they are abroad. In addition to the service, it doesn’t require every day rentals or security deposits, which makes it suitable for all those who wander for a good network service to stay connected.
Verizon Wireless offers a promotional $1.69 per minute voice rate in South Africa for all those who purchase the Global Value Plan for $4.99 per month. This promotional offer is valid from June 7 through July 31. The Global Value Plan provides customers a voice rate reduction in 150 additional countries.
On the other hand, V CAST Video customers can view pre-tournament highlights, interviews and all the current happenings. No sooner does the tournament begins, viewers will also be able to see live broadcasts of all their favorite matches played at South Africa.