Despite its known aversion of limited data plan, Verizon seems to be fully embracing the concept in 2017. Back in February, the nation’s largest carrier introduced Verizon Unlimited – a plan which offers smartphone and tablets unlimited talk, text, LTE data and 10GB of tethering data for $80 per month.
Now Verizon is expanding its unlimited offer with a new unlimited plan for its prepaid customers. The bundle includes unlimited data, text and talk across the US for $80/month. Users will also get unlimited text to more than 200 international destinations, and unlimited talk to Mexico and Canada. And given that this is a pre-paid plan, there are no long-term contract involved.
As usual, the deal comes with some restrictions like video streaming being limited to 480p. Another notable issue with this plan is that it doesn’t include tethering or mobile hotspot features. Big Red also says it may throttle prepaid users, but it did not share any info about a data cap.
The new plan comes to complete Verizon’s list of already existing 2GB, 5GB and 10GB data plans, as well as the carrier’s $30 basic phone plan with unlimited text and talk. Verizon now boasts it’s offering a plan for each and every customer who doesn’t want to be tied down by a long-term contract.
To make things even clearer, this is what you’ll get with Sprint’s new Unlimited Freedom promo. Note that the subscriber is required to sign up with AutoPay, which adds $5 of savings every month:
Designed to handle drops from as high as six feet, the Octane is one tough case. The dual-infused material is strong, rigid, and everything else that keeps your device tucked in safely. The grip along the outer edge feels fantastic and works well when your hand, or the G6, is wet. 
A little more sophisticated looking than the others here, this case has a fabric material on the exterior that simply feels great. The metal accents give it just enough pop to stand out without adding any weight. It’s actually quite light in the hand. Don’t be fooled, though, it’s got it where it counts. The impact-resistant TPU frame disperses the shock of accidental drop to keep your beloved phone safe and sound. 
With GPM & TV now joining the ranks of 
Introduced especially with Mother’s Day in mind, the 
Does mom like to read? Then the Kindle Oasis will probably make for a perfect beach companion. The thinnest and lightest Kindle to date, can be easily carried in a beach bag or in a backpack. It features a high-resolution 300 ppi display and enhanced lighting. On top of that, its dual-battery charging system ensures the eReader can last for months on a single charge. Oasis also ships with a high-quality leather cover in black, merlot or walnut. The e-Reader can be bought for $289.99.
Google’s voice-controlled 
Mom might not be a tech nerd, but she still carries a phone or maybe two and along with them a few charging cables. But what if you could charge your phone on the go without having to depend on a power outlet, wouldn’t that be nice? Well the 
What mom does not love jewelry? Michael Kors’ lineup of Access Reade activity trackers is what happens when you blend technology with fashion design. The tracker will help users track steps, calories, distance traveled and sleep cycles, while looking extremely gorgeous in the process. It can also control music, take a photo and ring your phone. The 
Meural Canvas is a very interesting product. It would be perfect as a gift for a mom who loves art and likes to collect paintings. Actually the Meural Canvas is a digital frame that hides a collection of up to 30,000 paintings. With the help of the smartphone companion app, mom can change the Pollock in the dining room into a Van Gogh by virtue of a simple gesture. The 
In an era where most devices launching on the market are smart, we shouldn’t be surprised to see a smart mirror too. The HiMirror has a camera attached on top in order to assess your skin’s condition, including wrinkles, fine lines and dark circle. Before you say anything, it’s not a product that will end up making mom feel bad. On the contrary, based on the analysis the HiMirror will create a personal improvement plan which will include skincare tips, skin progress comparison and so on. The HiMirror is currently on-sale and can be acquired for $189.
Want to make sure mom never forgets her smartphone at home? She surely won’t with this stylish 
If watches can be intelligent, so can toothbrushes. The Oral-B Pro 7000 SmartSeries Toothbrush will help mom keep track of her dental hygiene. Once connected to the smartphone companion app, the brush will send relevant information including whether you’re brushing in the right places, pressing to hard of brushing enough. It’s available for $135 on 
Don’t have a large budget this year but you still want to get mom something nice? How about a nice, discrete fitness tracker? The 
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While US Cellular doesn’t make a note of the phone’s RAM capacity, the product probably carriers at least 2GB. And just the Blade V8 Pro, the Max 3 is also a dual camera phone. On the back, the handset takes advantage a 13-megapixel sensor with Phase Detection Autofocus that works in concert with another 13-megapixel mono sensor. When it comes to selfies, customers can take advantage of the secondary 5-megapixel snapper.
In one of the example provided in the patent, Google ask us to imagine a scenario where you are chatting with a friend who suggests having dinner at a new restaurant in town called “The Rock”. Let’s say you want to make a reservation – you’ll need to highlight the name and then drag the text to any of the apps from a list of “droppable” apps. In this case, you’ll have to drag-and-drop the info into a restaurant booking app.
A second scenario involves taking a picture of a landmark and then drag-and-dropping it into 
According to Google, the new feature relies on machine learning to learn the users’ drag-and-dropping habits in order to be able to predict where the user might want to paste info next. What’s more, the technology also allows makes the new tool capable of “discerning” whether “The Rock” indicates a local restaurant, the actor or the Alcatraz Island.
