However, all this comes at a pretty steep price. In order to have all the benefits at 4G speeds, you have to shell out an extra $10/mo in addition to the regular cost of your data plan, essentially paying for the data that you're already using, just so you can use the 4G network.

Additionally, if you want to pimp out your new EVO 4G with the mobile hotspot ability (capable of connecting to up to eight devices), it's another $29.99. All said and done, you could end up paying big bucks for 4G speed, multitasking, and hotspot capability.

Elsewhere in the press release, Sprint comments on the pricing structure:

Everything Data plans start at $69.99 per month. A $10 per month Premium Data add-on will apply allowing customers to take advantage of a richer data experience than ever before.

So, the wait is over. If you're on Sprint, and you have the new HTC EVO 4G coming out this June, you can do anything you want…for a price. How much are you willing to pay to multitask?

Source: Sprint PR