Just before the official iPhone 4 announcement, AT&T announced new data plans for its mobile Internet devices. While the new data options are less expensive and offer the ability to add Internet tethering, they also put data caps on the iPhone data plan -- data caps that previous owners didn't have to worry about.
While the 2GB/$25 per month DataPro plan from AT&T will reportedly be enough for 98% of users, the faster processor, newer apps and support for multitasking in iPhone 4 means that users might find themselves using more data than ever before. To make matters worse, while existing iPhone customers can continue to pay $30 per month for unlimited data on their iPhone 4, if they want to add tethering to their new phones, they'll have to drop down to the $25 DataPro plan and then pay an additional $20 per month.
That's quite a quandary for customers: Get tethering or keep access to the unlimited data plan
Which data plan did you select or do you plan to select to go along with your iPhone 4? Let us know by voting in this poll and sounding off in the comments.