Apple Confirms Verizon iPhone Arrival & Distribution Details
Just in case the launch event and the ads weren't enough, Apple, once again, confirmed the arrival of the iPhone 4 on Verizon next week.
Just in case the launch event and the ads weren't enough, Apple, once again, confirmed the arrival of the iPhone 4 on Verizon next week.
While it won't be of much use for anyone at the moment, you'll be pleased to know that Apple has now released the iOS firmware that will power the new Verizon iPhone.
If you're planning on grabbing a Verizon iPhone in February, you can already purchase a CDMA iPhone 4 case on Verizon's website. The range of cases are adapted to fit the Verizon iPhone, which is slightly different from the AT&T iPhone we're all familiar with.
Verizon has launched a countdown page for the upcoming launch of the Verizon iPhone. Existing customers are told to "come back on 02.03.11 | 3:00 AM EST," when they'll be able to grab a Verizon iPhone from a "reserved quantity" of handsets.
As D-Day for the Verizon iPhone approaches, many have been speculating that AT&T will experience a massive exodus of iPhone customers looking to move to a new carrier, but the fact is there is at least one major factor preventing a massive shift; contracts.
Just a few words to inform you that Apple has just released a new version of iTunes on the interwebs. Nothing particularly exciting about it besides the added support for the shortly upcoming CDMA version of the iPhone 4 on Verizon.
Along the Verizon iPhone, Apple is introducing with iOS 4.3 a new WiFi tethering mode known as personal hotspot. Quite simply, it will allow you to share your iPhone's data connection over WiFi with up to five devices as long as your carrier agrees to it. While we don't know yet whether AT&T will allow it, Verizon went forward last night and finally announced its pricing for the feature.
Following Verizon just a few days ago, Apple has now also taken its turn to promote the iPhone's new multi-carrier availability. The message is clear; it's just more of the exact same thing.
With the iPhone due to hit Verizon in the U.S. early next month, we're already beginning to witness the first signs of this new reality. Earlier today, Verizon began hyping the arrival of the device on its network with their first TV commercial.
AT&T has had it pretty bad since last week. Now that Verizon will be carrying the iPhone, AT&T is going to have to actually care about their customers and shake things up to ensure that what used to be their only competitive advantage doesn't disappear.
T-Mobile is using humor and its strengths to counter the new Verizon iPhone. What do you think?
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Many have been waiting to ditch AT&T as their iPhone cellular service carrier. While users who despise AT&T are cheering, those of us who plan on staying with the original iPhone partner will likely have our celebrations as well.
There's an overwhelming energy going on today as iPhone fans contemplate how and when to switch, but how many overlooked the fact that Verizon has yet to reveal the data plan details for the iPhone? What could this mean? Let's take a look.
The Verizon iPhone has been announced (officially) and will be made available for sale on February 10, 2010. Watch the show to find out all the details. Plus if you feel like celebrating the announcement, I pulled together seven apps that will help you plan an awesome night on the town.
Amongst all of the commotion from the official announcement of the iPhone for Verizon, finally ending that discussion, we still have one iPhone 4 question unanswered. As noted in our earlier coverage, the Verizon event brought not a whisper of the white iPhone, or did it?
With the iPhone, Apple revolutionized more than just the mobile phone itself. They have managed to change the relationship between carriers, phone manufacturers and mobile customers. They have succeeded in creating a new model where the phone maker sells directly to customers, and while the mobile carriers can sell too, they primarily just provide the network access.
The recently leaked photos of iPhone antenna parts were legit. According to pictures taken by Engadget during the hands-on at the Verizon iPhone event, it seems the Verizon iPhone does indeed have a new antenna design.
We've just been able to confirm with Verizon's website that mobile hotspot capability isn't the only new feature the iPhone 4 on Verizon will be getting.
At Verizon's special iPhone launch event a few moments ago, Verizon announced that the iPhone 4 coming to its network will pack one particularly interesting additional functionality; Wi-FI tethering for up to five devices.
Four years and two days after launching the iPhone exclusively on AT&T, Apple finally gave in to public demand. At a special Verizon event in New York, Verizon announced that it will be launching the iPhone on its network.
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