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Here are a couple of suggestions. First you could save about $20 a month if you sign up for an AT&T family plan. All you'd need to do is create a family plan and add your new device to the plan. For $60 a month you will be able to share a voice service with 550 minutes of talk time. Since a separate individual voice plan would cost you $40, you save $20 by combining voice plans and just using the old phone for data. Keep in mind that until AT&T offers a family data plan, you will have to pay a separate data fee to get access to the AT&T 3G wireless network.

Another option for you is to add Wi-Fi hot-spot functionality to your new iPhone 5, For $45 a month, you can get up to 4GB of data to share between your phone and other Wi-Fi-enabled devices, If you disable the cellular network on your old iPhone 4 it becomes a Wi-Fi only device, So kalemba ii iphone case you can use the Wi-Fi connection to get access to AT&T's network via your new iPhone 5, If the iPhone 5 supports 4G LTE, as is expected, this means that your old iPhone 4 will be able to download data at true 4G speeds..

Now there are some downsides to this approach. First, it requires that you have your iPhone 5 with you when you want to use data on your iPhone 4 (unless you can find other Wi-Fi Internet connectivity.) But since you're likely to have your iPhone 5 with you anyway, maybe it won't be a big deal to you. Of course, you could also buy a prepaid Mi-Fi device that will essentially do the same thing as the personal hot spot feature on the new iPhone 5. But depending on the carrier you select, you may find it's worthwhile to have a separate device and service for your Wi-Fi connected devices.

Another option is to get a SIM card for an iPad 4G LTE, Verizon recently confirmed when an LTE SIM card is moved between devices, be it a smartphone to a tablet or Mi-Fi, the data plan tied to that SIM follows along, CNET blogger Jason Cipriani suggests popping out this SIM card and then popping it into your iPhone to get data-only service, Of course, this requires you to get your hands on an kalemba ii iphone case iPad SIM card, If you don't have an iPad, this could be a challenge, I hope this advice was helpful, And good luck..

How can I hold onto my Verizon unlimited data plan?. Dear Maggie,I have been a Verizon Wireless customer for more than 10 years and can't believe I may have to give up my unlimited data plan. I have two mobile devices on my account with unlimited data. I have a 4G smartphone that I just bought. But my wife still has the 3G phone and isn't eligible for an upgrade until December 2012. When she upgrades to 4G, will I lose my unlimited data even if the account is under my name?. Thanks,Luke. Dear Luke,Verizon hasn't yet disclosed what its policy will be regarding upgrades to 4G and the unlimited data plan. But based on what the company has done in the past, here's what I think will happen.