by Alex Wilhelm, the Next Web
It seems that when a data plan is marketed as ‘unlimited,’ it usually isn’t. There is normally a 5 gigabyte soft-cap on downloads per month for most smartphones. When Apple announced the iPad 3G cellular plans, no one was sure what unlimited meant, if the top plan was actually without restriction. One blogger took the matter into his own hands and after an exhaustive two-day test downloaded some 30+ gigabytes of data to his iPad 3G. AT&T’s response to the exercise: nothing, the device just hummed along downloading information by the bucket.
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