This news ought to add to the debate we just started on the value of expensive 3G data services. Sprint has just followed the other major U.S. cellular carriers by announcing their own $99 unlimited plan. Only they did it right in my opinion. It's not just unlimited voice, but if I'm reading the press release correctly, it also includes unlimited "data, text, e-mail, Web-surfing, Sprint TVSM, Sprint Music, GPS Navigation, Direct Connect® and Group Connect®". Aptly, Sprint calls it the $99.99 "Simply Everything" plan.
I tend to stick with 3G modem cards for my connectivity, but at this rate, it's very attractive to go with a 3G-enabled phone on Sprint's network and use it for tethering, no?
