Following yesterday's numerous rumors surrounding the arrival of the iPhone on Verizon, The Wall Street Journal is back at it again with even more details concerning the launch of the device to the public.

It seems like the time has come. Following another round of wild rumors earlier today predicting the second coming of the iPhone on Verizon, the largest U.S. mobile phone carrier has begun sending out invitations to the press for a special event.

Verizon’s CEO Ivan Seidenberg discussed a lot during today’s keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show. But, he didn’t use the word “iPhone” once.

In today's 22nd episode of the seventh season of the iPhone on Verizon saga, we're hearing some new clues that might point to the second coming of the Jesus phone, this time on Verizon.

Verizon released an iPad application with a nice array of features, but one main item of interest was left out. Read more after the break.

Apple’s well-known secrecy doesn’t mean much when they need to hire people. In the latest sign the Cupertino, California-based company will someday be releasing a Verizon iPhone, look no further than its employment listings. Read more ...

Joe Ambeault, Verizon’s Director of Consumer Product Development, recently stated in an interview with Beet.TV that FiOS TV will come to iOS devices in "early 2011." Read on to find out more ...

Verizon must really want the iPhone. So much so, it has apparently featured Apple’s handset on its Cyber Monday ad without actually mentioning (or showing the device itself). Read more ...

A quiet new week has suddenly turned eventful. Apple has just indicated that a significant announcement is coming tomorrow. Read more ...

Verizon's Apple-bashing commercials are now well behind us. Following their historic deal with Apple to distribute the iPad, along with their own mobile MiFi data routers, Verizon is now running iPad TV commercials of their own.

Now Fortune is confirming a Verizon iPhone in "early 2011." Still no word from Apple. Read more...

Starting today, Verizon is selling the iPad. They are available online and at their Verizon Wireless Stores. Read more...

Are these the first pictures of a Verizon iPhone? Who knows. Read more...

According to an inside source, what many believe to be the Verizon iPhone has just reached its final stages of testing: the "AP" stage. However, the handset is rumored to bring something of a surprise. Read on to find out more...

On the same day that Verizon and AT&T will begin selling the iPad to the masses, AT&T will start targeting business owners with the device too. Read more...

If you're a Verizon FiOS customer who has subscribed to the company's TV service, there's now "an app for that." The Verizon FiOS Mobile Remote is a new companion for FiOS TV customers who've also equipped their digital lifestyles with an Apple iPhone or iPod touch.

Shocker! In a press release this morning, Verizon has announced that it has just cut a deal with Apple, and will begin to offer the iPad in its stores starting October 28th.

If a Verizon iPhone is coming in 2011, it could provide a huge profit windfall for Apple. Plus, it would allow the Cupertino, California-based company to offer its top selling product to CDMA customers for the first time. Read more...

Don't look for a 4G (LTE) iPhone model until at least 2012, according to one report. Read more...

We've all heard the "iPhone on Verizon" song over and over again. We've gotten bored of it, and, for the most part, stopped reporting on rumors concerning the iPhone coming to Verizon. But, the chatter is becoming more intense and consistent lately, so we thought it's time for an update...

Credit Suisse has surveyed iPhone owners, asking what they'd do if AT&T lost exclusivity. Read on to see the results...

Qualcomm, a leading manufacturer of CDMA radio chips like those used in Verizon's Android offerings, is now looking for an iPhone developer.

While Apple definitely hasn't suffered in the current economy, it appears that the future is even brighter for what was an underdog tech company less than 10 years ago.