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As of now, I don't use internet on my phone. But I see that Verizon is now requiring the purchase of some sort of data package with most of their phones. I've decided that if I am going to get internet on my phone, I might as well get unlimited data at $29.99/month. I currently have the 450 minutes/month Nationwide individual plan with a $10/month text plan.
I have several questions:
~Some phones are listed as having an HTML web browser while some phones are listed as being HTML web browser "capable".
-Do both of these types of phones have HTML web browsers or does one require something extra to make it have an HTML web experience?
-Do you have access to the "full" internet with these phones? I know with most phones, you have access to basic things online, but some phones can access almost all sites.
-What is the full internet browsing experience with a Smartphone (say a Blackberry) vs. a 3G Multimedia phone (say an LG enV3?)
-Does the use of HTML web browsing require the purchase of an additional plan or the download of an additional feature (other than the $29.99/month unlimited data plan)?
-Is Mobile Web included with my plan or does it require an additional monthly fee?
-What is the difference between Mobile Web and Mobile Broadband plans? Does the use of an HTML browser on the phone require a subscription to a Mobile broadband plan?
-What is a Mobile Email subscription? Can't I just log into my email from the Mobile Web browser and check it for free?
Sorry for all the questions. I just find that the more information I seek out, the more I get confused. I just want to make sure I make the most informed decision when I'm due for my phone upgrade.