Mea Culpa: Verizon Droid Data Plan with Exchange ActiveSync Support $30 Per Month for Personal Data Plans

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Mea Culpa: Verizon Droid Data Plan with Exchange ActiveSync Support $30 Per Month for Personal Data Plans

By Todd Ogasawara on Nov 04, 2009 12:30 AM

Yesterday, I wrote...

Verizon Semi-Cripples Droid for Business Users: Tacks on $15 Per Month Charge to Work with Exchange ActiveSync

Gearlog tells me, hey, you are so wrong... Oops!

Personal Droid Data Will Cost $30, Even With Exchange

Here's how Gearlog explains what Exchange ActiveSync data plans will cost...

- If you have an personal individual or family plan, the Droid's data plan will cost $30 per month, not $45 I noted hear based on the InfoWorld article
- Business account plans will cost $45 if you want to use Exchange ActiveSync

So, I stand (or sit at the moment) corrected. And, the Droid score goes back from -10.5 to -0.5. It still has a negative rating for me though.

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