Verizon iPhone gossip again gripped the blogosphere yesterday. But what do our reader think of the possibility that the iPhone – previously available only on AT&T – might soon become available on Verizon?
This story fits into the category of a CEO saying what sounds good, but with little believability in what they've said. MacWorld reports that Sanjay Jha, Co-CEO.
Verizon iPhone rumors just refuse to die down, and a recent SEC filing by AT&T and reports that Apple has millions of CDMA chipsets in the pipeline, have again set the rumor mills on fire. But BGR reported that iPhone is not mentioned ...
No one outside a very few at Apple and AT&T know exactly how long iPhone will remain exclusive in the US. While the original deal was for 5 years, deals are.
DigiTimes today offers a number of claims related to Apple's iOS platform, agreeing with other recent reports that the Verizon iPhone will launch in January, with new 9.7.
The latest flame to the Verizon iPhone rumor fire comes in the form of an AT&T statement in its quarterly SEC filing. PC World quoted the filing as saying, "As these exclusivity arrangements end, we expect to continue to offer such ...
In a rather needlessly lengthy post, TechCrunch contributor Steve Cheney claims that unnamed sources have revealed to him that Apple has ordered millions of CDMA chipsets from San Diego, CA-based Qualcomm. The fabled iPhone for Verizon ...
Could the slew of Verizon iPhone rumors finally be coming to an end--and could the phone actually be available on Verizon within a year? There is near-constant speculation regarding when AT&T will lose its iPhone exclusivity, ...
Personally I'm not betting anything until Verizon rolls out their LTE network quite a bit. iPhone on T-Mobile makes more sense at this point. Why? Currently on Verizon's 3G network you can't have a phone conversation and use data at the ...
We've been hearing Verizon iPhone rumors for years now. It's to the point that no one really believes the rumors anymore, since analysts and pundits have cried wolf so many times. But this time looks to be different due to some key ...
