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Verizon has launched a new service for their customers who use smartphones, dubbed the “E-mail and Web for Smartphone” plan. The new Verizon plan offers smartphone users an unlimited data allowance for accessing their e-mail as well as browsing the Internet through their mobile phones. The new plan covers up to 10 personal e-mail accounts that include Yahoo Mail, AOL, Windows Live and Verizon.net.

“Customers using E-mail and Web on their Smartphones can use these tools to stay on top of news from their favorite Internet sites or remotely and seamlessly interact with friends or clients via e-mail,” said Robert Miller, vice president of marketing for Verizon Wireless.

Verizon’s E-mail and Web for Smartphone plan is currently available to subscribers for $29.99 on a monthly access basis. Verizon users with an SMT5800, XV6800 or MOTO Q9m will be able to take advantage of the new service. Verizon has also promised to allow this plan to be used with more smartphones in the coming months.

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