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My wife and I both have Xperia Ray Android smart phones (think tiny for a smart phone with a good camera). Both were purchase unlocked for about $250 and run ice cream sandwich (the 4.0 version of the android OS). Our carrier is T-Mobile, using their pay-as-you-go, no data plan. We both have wifi at work and wifi at home. In a year's time, we pay T-Mobile $400 for all our minutes (4x1000). The only time I could imagine really needing data might be to do GPS-like stuff. I bought Copilot that downloads the maps to the phone, so now that is a non-issue. I don't need to write email except at home or the office. I don't Verizon wants to talk to you unless you show up with $50+$10 taxes per month, and they easily push things to a $100 or more. Data in the car is not worth the cost. Doug
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