Verizon to Allow Data Plan Sharing?
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If employee training materials can be trusted it looks like Verizon is getting close to their 2011 promise that we would see new data sharing plans for 2012.
Working in much the same way as existing family sharing plans, data could also be shared for a nominal fee for each additional device such as iPad or iPhone (though some conflicting reports seem to indicate that you will only pay a one time “sharing fee” on top of a more expensive and inclusive plan and that there will not actually be a per device charge on top).
If you’re thinking about upgrading your first generation iPad next week, and are still using the original unlimited data offered by at&t when the device launched, rejoice, as at&t will let you keep that plan once you upgrade to the iPad 2.
There is no shortage of fraudulent schemes on the Internet promising unsuspecting consumers free iPads. Most of these usually don’t end well for the consumer and many involve some form of identity theft. Although we recommend our readers stay vigilant when an offer sounds too good to be true, we’ve actually found someone who is legitimately giving iPads away for free. Well, sort of.
Our Asian readers have a new reason to celebrate this holiday season. Apple will add another Asian country where the iPad will officially be available for sale. South Korean mobile operator KT plans to introduce the Apple iPad on Tuesday, November 30 according to a report by 
iPad 3G owners in San Jose, California, recently filed a class-action lawsuit through the United States District Court over the recent removal of the iPad 3G unlimited data plan, according to The New York Times.
