Q. Do you have to sync Android phones to a computer to work, like you would do with an iPhone or iPod? And if so, is there an alternative?
A. no, you never have to sync any android phone to a computer, its one of their selling points, why you don't even have to connect it to transfer files- there's an app for that!
Verizon and Google in cahoots with the android phones? Will you have to pay extra monthly to use them ?
Q. Are these going to be considered smart phones and will you have to pay at $30 extra a month to use the android phones like you have to do with the smartphones on verizon?
I hope not. I refuse to pay 30 dollars extra a month for the internet I would hardly ever use.
I hope not. I refuse to pay 30 dollars extra a month for the internet I would hardly ever use.
A. Until Verizon releases an Android phone, one can only speculate. I work for Verizon Wireless, and my best guess is that you will need to pay $29.99/mo more to use an Android phone than a normal cell phone.
We used to release smart phones that didn't require a mimimum data plan of $29.99/mo, but as of about a half a year ago, all new smart phones were required to have a minimum data plan of $29.99/mo. If someone still owns a smart phone that was released before this requirement, they are allowed to continue using it without the mandatory $29.99/mo.
We used to release smart phones that didn't require a mimimum data plan of $29.99/mo, but as of about a half a year ago, all new smart phones were required to have a minimum data plan of $29.99/mo. If someone still owns a smart phone that was released before this requirement, they are allowed to continue using it without the mandatory $29.99/mo.
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