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.
It seems like the best contract deal on paper is for someone buying an iPhone 6 from Verizon with less than 10 GB of shared data. You get a $450 subsidy and you only forfeit a $10 per month discount. Conversely, the more data you pay for at AT&T or Verizon, the more you get screwed by a 2-year contract.