Verizon business development executive director Jennifer Byrne says that Verizon's Droid X users already consume more than five times more data of any other device. Of course ISPs never reveal raw network congestion data, they just leak bits and pieces of statistics to make a point -- and in Verizon's case it's the supposed necessity of the new restrictive cap and overage pricing model that's expected to arrive at the end of this month. We've pretty much established at this point that smartphone users like to use data, given the devices are just computers. Can we move on to the part where Verizon tells us precisely what they'd like consumers to pay?