It really doesn’t matter which carrier you are planning to sign up with. Your new Android phone requires a data plan. It’s for your own benefits. A smartphone is only smart when you can take advantage of the fast and unlimited data usage. The cheapest Android phone plans can be found in Sprint’s current offer. You and sign up the $69.99 Everything Data plan that gives you unlimited Web and Email access plus Mobile TV and GPS navigation. T-Mobile offers the next cheapest Android phone plan. You basically have to add $30 unlimited web and email to any voice plan. For unlimited text messages, you will have to add another $10. So, with the basic $39.99 voice, plus $30 data and $10 text, the cheapest TMobile Android plan is going to run you $79.99. The cheapest Verizon Android phone plan goes for $69.99 which includes $30 unlimited data and email. For extra $20, you will get unlimited text. The cheapest Android phone plans are not that really that cheap. To save a bit more, add Android phones to your current family plan. That’s going to save you at least $30 compared to the same phone on individual plans.