Verizon 4GB Data: $30

This is a game changer.

I'm sure we all reminisce back to the days when unlimited 3G plans were the norm; then came the dark days of that T word, throttling *ouch*. Unsurprisingly, people abused *unlimited* plans, therefore implementing data capping makes sense, but 2GB was too low.

T-Mobile and ATT will have to respond to save face, which means more savings and choices for us all, unless they want to watch a mass exodus of customers desert them. (that's your cue people).

If you're waiting for the Galaxy Nexus....this might be your lucky holiday. Pairing the hot rocket Nexus with a 4GB LTE plan is killer. This ever so slightly eases my pain about the phone not being released across all carriers simultaneously (...nah.still bitter). What irks is that the first two Google Phones were on T-Mobile, consecutively, and now with the 3rd-gen Nexus there's no precise word on a T-Mobile release? Harsh. Google, really, what are you guys thinking?

Competition is GOOD. This is what gives us consumers choices, keeps the market healthy, and is a helpful preventative measure against m o n o p o l y, of which the recent proposed ATT/T-Mobile deal reeks.

The offer is stated to be a holiday offer only, meaning limited time offer, meaning don't wait too long if you want 4GB of data goodness.

Verizon's new hotshot phone, the Droid RAZR