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Verizon Wireless announcing the Iphone on Tuesday January 11th
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It's the internet my dude, everything is blown out of proportion on here.
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LTE for me
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LTE for me
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Dudes are so LOYAL (
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Pardon my ignorance, but what's LTE?
I thought it was some new form of signal available.
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Pardon my ignorance, but what's LTE?
I thought it was some new form of signal available.
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[h4]Verizon reportedly ready to offer unlimited data plans on iPhone[/h4]
By Darren Murphposted Jan 10th 2011 11:17AM
Still not believing that Verizon Wireless will introduce a CDMA'd iPhone for its network tomorrow? We can't say we're completely sold either, but it's getting harder and harder to fight off the emotions pointing to "yes." The Wall Street Journal has followed up on its earlier reports by suggesting that not only will VZW soon carry Apple's iPhone 4, but that it will make no changes to its data plans once that happens. Of course, it's not like anyone actually expected Big Red to do such a thing, but it's definitely one more reason for heavy users to consider Verizon Wireless over AT&T. Grandfathered customers notwithstanding, AT&T users who buy a new iPhone 4 are hit with a few tiered data plan options, with the largest ($25 / month) being capped at 2GB. With Verizon, $29.99 per month nets you "unlimited" data, though you could run into issues if you routinely suck down more than 5GB -- a rather typical 'gotcha' in the American cellular space. The real question, however, is this: will the Verizon iPhone be compatible with Verizon's $14.99 / month (150MB) plan, and moreover, will it ever be upgradable to handle the LTE network we heard oh-so-much about just days ago? Bookmark our liveblog and tune in tomorrow to find out!
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It could be because im in NYC, but T-Mobile is the best service esp for money. Ive had verizon years ago and was not impressed with the extremely high bill for no reason and they extend your contact ever little change you make. Tmobile also has the best customer service hands down. not to mention no sim card = no go. Verizon has much better android phones out than the iphone 4, plus no LTE means the same garbage. Anyone know when that LG optimus 2x is droppin? I may have to replace my Nexus one
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[h4]Verizon reportedly ready to offer unlimited data plans on iPhone[/h4]
By Darren Murph
Still not believing that Verizon Wireless will introduce a CDMA'd iPhone for its network tomorrow? We can't say we're completely sold either, but it's getting harder and harder to fight off the emotions pointing to "yes." The Wall Street Journal has followed up on its earlier reports by suggesting that not only will VZW soon carry Apple's iPhone 4, but that it will make no changes to its data plans once that happens. Of course, it's not like anyone actually expected Big Red to do such a thing, but it's definitely one more reason for heavy users to consider Verizon Wireless over AT&T. Grandfathered customers notwithstanding, AT&T users who buy a new iPhone 4 are hit with a few tiered data plan options, with the largest ($25 / month) being capped at 2GB. With Verizon, $29.99 per month nets you "unlimited" data, though you could run into issues if you routinely suck down more than 5GB -- a rather typical 'gotcha' in the American cellular space. The real question, however, is this: will the Verizon iPhone be compatible with Verizon's $14.99 / month (150MB) plan, and moreover, will it ever be upgradable to handle the LTE network we heard oh-so-much about just days ago? Bookmark our liveblog and tune in tomorrow to find out!
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It could be because im in NYC, but T-Mobile is the best service esp for money. Ive had verizon years ago and was not impressed with the extremely high bill for no reason and they extend your contact ever little change you make. Tmobile also has the best customer service hands down. not to mention no sim card = no go. Verizon has much better android phones out than the iphone 4, plus no LTE means the same garbage. Anyone know when that LG optimus 2x is droppin? I may have to replace my Nexus one
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Does anyone know how much the phone will be? I got an incredible and itouch that ima sell to get me the iPhone
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Does anyone know how much the phone will be? I got an incredible and itouch that ima sell to get me the iPhone
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[h4]Apple drops iPhone 3GS to $49 on contract, we pretend the timing is coincidental[/h4]
By Darren Murph
Hey, a phone that Apple introduced back in 2009 (that'd be the iPhone 3GS) is now selling -- brand new with a two-year voice / data agreement -- for $49, both at AT&T and through Apple directly. Of course, you could get the far more capable iPhone 4 for a fair amount more, or you could wait until tomorrow so you'd actually have an option when it comes to carriers. Your call, obviously.
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[h4]Apple drops iPhone 3GS to $49 on contract, we pretend the timing is coincidental[/h4]
By Darren Murph
Hey, a phone that Apple introduced back in 2009 (that'd be the iPhone 3GS) is now selling -- brand new with a two-year voice / data agreement -- for $49, both at AT&T and through Apple directly. Of course, you could get the far more capable iPhone 4 for a fair amount more, or you could wait until tomorrow so you'd actually have an option when it comes to carriers. Your call, obviously.
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So, can ATT and Verizon customers be able to facetime each other if they both have the iPhone 4?
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So, can ATT and Verizon customers be able to facetime each other if they both have the iPhone 4?
