T-Mobile USA reportedly is evaluating its pricing plans and considering unlimited data plans to accompany the recently launched G1 Android, produced by HTC.

According to several media sources, T-Mobile USA may introduce a plan for $34.99 a month for unlimited data and messaging across its portfolio. Smartphones such as the G1 and BlackBerry will be soft-capped at 10 GB of usage, after which speeds will be limited to 50 kbps.

These plans will offer unlimited text messages at a rumored cost of $35 a month.

Although T-Mobile USA did not comment on the new pricing plans, word on the street suggests there could be formal announcements in the coming weeks.  

2012 PREDICTIONS

Dec 3 2011

LightSquared Deserves a Hearing

Feb 2

AT&T, Competitors Spar Over FCC Legislation

1 hour ago

In Other News: Patents

Jan 13

Rural Turns to White Space

Jan 16

LightSquared Deserves a Hearing

Feb 2 | Wireless Week Blog

The government should figure out how the LightSquared saga came to be.

In Other News: Patents

Jan 13 | Wireless Week Blog

The tech industry may have had its attention focused on gadgets this week due to the annual hullaballoo at the 2012 International CES show in Las Vegas, but at least a few people were thinking about the patented inventions that make those electronics work.

Happy New Year & One Last Hurrah

Jan 3 | Wireless Week Blog

One last glance at 2011 through one viral video.

Let’s Jump to Conclusions

Dec 13 2011 | Wireless Week Blog

If you had not heard of Carrier IQ before this fall, surely you know them by now. Since before the Thanksgiving holiday, it’s been at the heart (or dagger?) of all kinds of accusations, prompted by the initial exposure by

Did VZW Just Do That?

Dec 2 2011 | Wireless Week Blog

Talk about serving one up to your nearest and dearest competitor. Smack!

Super Bowl Spot: Samsung Note

Feb 8

Super Bowl Spot: Best Buy Mobile

Feb 8

Quick Look: Huawei Ascend

Jan 23