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Verizon followed AT&T's footsteps and killed their unlimited data plans for their smartphone (including iPhone) customers on July 7th, 2011. But looks like some Verizon customers have figured out a way to trick the system to get the unlimited data plan. Surprisingly, it seems to also work for customers who purchased the iPhone after Verizon had stopped offering the unlimited data plans. Folks at  Slick Deals  has posted a step-by-step guide to switch to the unlimited data plan, which according to the forum thread seems to have worked for some Verizon customers. Dial *611 from your Verizon phone, or 1-800-922-0204 from any phone. Wait for computer CSR to go through the main menu. You will need your Verizon phone # and account PIN or last 4 of SSN. Hit option 4. When it asks you what you would like to do today say “Add a feature.” If you have a 3G device  (which includes  all iPhones ): Say you would like to add the  $20 2GB 3G Mo...

Introduction: Tearing it up overseas and making its mark in the Android universe, it has surely been a roller coaster ride for US consumers, but Verizon’s version of the highly esteemed  Samsung Galaxy Nexus  is finally making its rounds in the US – with that oh so lovable 4G LTE connectivity in tow. Timing couldn’t have been any more favorable for the handset, as it’s seemingly chiming in at the literal tail end of the year, but despite that, it’s heading into serious competition against some other top caliber smartphones on Big Red’s lineup. And as we all know by now, you really need to bring you’re A+ game in order to be regarded as a profound competitor. Yes, Verizon’s lineup is undoubtedly crowded and rich with handsets sporting their own specialty refinements – like the  Motorola DROID RAZR ’s impeccable design and the  HTC Rezound ’s  Beats Audio support. Indeed, there were probably many people bummed by the fact that Verizon didn’t get the  Samsung...