The study will address a number of questions that fall into five general categories: 1  Using body-worn video technology. 2  Privacy concerns. 3  Police legitimacy and changes in police services. 4  Crime reduction. 5  Use of advanced analytics.
With this option, the iPhone 6 would cost $32.49 per month, while the iPhone 6 Plus would cost you $37.49 per month. There's no down payment for qualified customers on the starting price, and we've reached out to Verizon with more details on whether there's a down payment on other models.
The biggest-selling smartphones on the market, however, bear strikingly similar two-year cost-of-ownership figures. The iPhone 3GS, the BlackBerry Curve from both AT&T and Verizon, the BlackBerry Storm and BlackBerry Tour from Verizon, and the Nokia E71 from AT&T each cost between $150 and $160 per month to own.imilarly, you can own a T-Mobile HTC G1 for about $133 per month. Click on the thumbnail to the left to view our chart containing a detailed comparison of the total cost of ownership for eight popular (or soon-to-be popular) smartphones.