Verizon is expected to hike prices on its wireless plans, but they will include more data, someone familiar with the changes told CNET. CNET reported that Verizon's bargain "S" plan will increase by $5 to $35 per month, but the plan will include 2 gigabytes of data -- twice as much as before. The "M" plan will go up by $5 to $50 a month, with 4 gigabytes of data instead of 3 gigabytes. The "L" plan will increase by $10 to $70 a month, with data allowances increasing from 6 gigabytes to 8 gigabytes, CNET said. The "XL" plan will go up by $10 to $90 a month, but will offer 16 gigabytes instead of 12 gigabytes. The "XXL" plan will cost $10 more at $110 a month and includes 24 gigabytes for data instead of 18 gigabytes, CNET said. The changes are part of a larger plan overhaul that will also include a data rollover program similar to plans offered by other carriers, CNET reported. The company is expected to officially announce the changes Wednesday afternoon.