Inside tip confirms new T-Mobile data plans

[refused9150]

One of our members has brought it upon themselves to help arm users with inside knowledge so that we are not left in the dark anymore. He brings us word that there are some changes going around over at T-Mobile that are now in "For training only" s... Read more

[TheBlur]

Hmmm, how in the world would someone use 50GB a month? Tethering maybe?

[redsoxmg05]

this news has been out now for almost a month...

[JRG1392]

I think it's good. The data cap is high enough that people who go signifigantly over it deserve to have their data throddled. But T-Mobile needs to add a way to track your bandwith use.

[Skatturbrain]

this news has been out now for almost a month...

Have anything constructive to say on your second post to the forums? Ill be waiting.

[kizer]

Only having the Edge in my area I'm not over concerned with the 10gig month cap.

[akarol]

Lol... I honestly think that AndroidCommunity should give up with their news blogs. Posting articles that have been discussed months ago isn't really "news".

[doubleokneegro]

there should at least be a way to monitor your GB usage... I mean do they really want people to call in complaining? and hopefully they will reset their "throttle" back to normal per month.....

if not that would stir up some problems...not for me, but they put the cap out there for somebody with 10GB+

[fellonblackdays]

They do track bandwidth use, it appears on my monthly statement.

I think 10 GB is too low, especially with new abilities to tether coming. I was hoping on using the 3G for home internet (it's about 850K at best according to my testing, which is what the standard for DSL was about 2 years ago...so not great but not bad).

Anyway, I think TMo ought to rethink it's data plan pricing because their 3g network is far from robust...still needs a lot of work.

[So Real]

Even with tethering 10GB of data is an insane amount of usage. I think Tmobile is being more than fair with this limit considering most other carriers stop you at 5GB