Sprint Nixes Unlimited 4G Data for Tablets, Hotspots
The Overdrive 4G hotspot is just one device affected by the new Sprint data-capping policies. Photo: Dylan Tweney/Wired.com In more bad news for bandwidth hogs, Sprint — the last bastion of unlimited data plans among U.S. carriers — will soon retire its unlimited 4G data plans for all non-smartphone devices. Effective this November, Sprint customers will have to pay for 3G and 4G data use combined , a departure from the company’s previous policy of allowing unlimited 4G data while asking customers to pay only for 3G
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