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Sprint's division, Boost Mobile, has announced its own Unlimited Chat Plan.

Subscribers will now have unlimited nights and weekends, unlimited mobile-to-mobile calls, and unlimited SMS for just $1 per day. Daytime minutes will cost $0.10 each.

Vodafone UK announced several new plans, which are supposed to include unlimited data.

The the starting package costs £25, and those over £40 can also choose unlimited texts, unlimited landline calls, or unlimited Vodafone-to-Vodafone calls to be included in the bundle.

However, there's a fine print saying that data is actually limited to 500MB. Wonder why they used the word "unlimited" in that case.

Verizon Wireless announced a new unlimited "E-mail and Web for Smartphone" plan for the owners of SMT5800, XV6800, MOTO Q9m and some future handsets.

It will cost you just $30 a month, but keep in mind that this is not a data plan, downloading isn't free.

Cricket, a small regional operator came up with an unlimited EV-DO Rev. 0 data plan for just $35 a month.

Now, if you live in Portland, Spokane, Albuquerque, or Central California, don't waste time and take advantage of this incredible offer.

Currently, the company offers a single PC data card, but a USB version is expected in the nearest future.

Alltel has become the last U.S. carrier to offer an unlimited $99 voice plan.

It includes voice services only; this means no extra features such as messaging or data.

However, the company claims this isn't the best plan they have; they just wanted to widen the choice for their customers.

Following the majority of the American operators, U.S. Cellular announced its own $99 unlimited calling plan.

It includes unlimited national calls, plus unlimited data and text messaging for additional $10 and $15 respectively. The offer will be available for a limited time only.

More detailed info will be published in a couple of days on the U.