Apple Considering iPhone for Verizon
Apr 28, 2009, 8:22 AM by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social
Apple "is conducting high-level discussions with Verizon Wireless to sell a version of the iPhone that would work on Verizon’s network," according to the New York Times. Talks heated up two weeks ago. The phone could be available next year. It is not clear if the first model would be CDMA or LTE, although sources say a CDMA version has not been ruled out. Company spokespeople declined to comment, but did not deny the talks. AT&T's exclusivity on the iPhone is rumored to expire next year.
Comments
sammy4455 said:
So this is all a fake rumor and not really verified by NY. Times....
It's long been known that once AT&Ts exclusive is up, that Apple would be shopping around to other interested carriers.
I would...
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sammy4455 said:
So this is all a fake rumor and not really verified by NY. Times....
But hey, if enough people keep reporting it as a rumor, it eventually becomes reportable fact. 😉
This wil be interesting...
Picture/Video Messaging (!!!)
Stereo Bluetooth (It's the Apex of music player technology it should have this!)
Flash Player Lite (less important but really it should by now)
I sure hope Asurion Insurance will cover the Verizon iPhone. That's been a big gripe about AT&T's most expensive phones, that they aren't insurable.
The only feature I care about it the ability to multi-task, which the iphone doesn't do well at all right now.
NOOO WAY!! Sorry guys!
Why Don't They Consider This For T-mobile?
theshyone1012003 said:
If they offered this phone for tmo I would love love it. This phone is the best out there. Any responses appreitiated. 🙂
It may eventually find its way into every carriers hands. Once that agr...
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Why is IPhone not covered under insurance?
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Oh no.
Hmm...what about Microsoft's 'Pink'?
... launched... 🤣
such... 🤣 quality products.... 🤣
Major loss for RIM, LG, and Samsung
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Only good if Verizon doesn't cripple it
Price War!
In the end the Consumer wins!
Sell it to all carriers
Actually.... this appears to be only partly true at the moment:
"One device is a smaller, less expensive calling device described by a person who has seen it as an “iPhone lite.†The other is a media pad that would let users listen to music, view photos, and watch high-definition videos, the person says."