iPhone on Verizon?? Not just another Rumor!! 199.99$ with 2 year agreement ++++ plus data plan charges
Finally after years of Apple fans waiting it looks like the iPhone has arrived.
Now we just have to wait and see if Verizon will have the notorious network band width issues AT&T have been plagued with.
But just remember if you are planning on getting the schnazzy smart phone or iPhone you will be hit with either the 30.00$ dollar extra on top of the plan you pay for or the worthless 15.00$ data service.
The iPhone will run on Verizon's3G EV-DO network, and will become available early next month, said Tim Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, at a Verizon launch event in New York.
"All of Apple is very very happy to bring the iPhone to Verizon's 93 million customers," he said.
While the launch comes at a time when Verizon is ramping up the rollout of its LTE network, the new phone does not run on the faster network. That fact will surely disappoint hopeful customers. The phone is compatible with Verizon's 3G EV-DO network, which promises download speeds of 600 Kbps to 1.4 Mbps.
That makes the iPhone 4 on AT&T capable of faster download speeds. Many reviewers report typical throughput of around 3 Mbps on the iPhone 4. However, even though that's faster than Verizon's EV-DO network, current iPhone users tend to complain about network coverage and availability. It doesn't matter how fast a network is if the user can't connect to it.
Finally after years of Apple fans waiting it looks like the iPhone has arrived.
Now we just have to wait and see if Verizon will have the notorious network band width issues AT&T have been plagued with.
But just remember if you are planning on getting the schnazzy smart phone or iPhone you will be hit with either the 30.00$ dollar extra on top of the plan you pay for or the worthless 15.00$ data service.
The iPhone will run on Verizon's3G EV-DO network, and will become available early next month, said Tim Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, at a Verizon launch event in New York.
"All of Apple is very very happy to bring the iPhone to Verizon's 93 million customers," he said.
While the launch comes at a time when Verizon is ramping up the rollout of its LTE network, the new phone does not run on the faster network. That fact will surely disappoint hopeful customers. The phone is compatible with Verizon's 3G EV-DO network, which promises download speeds of 600 Kbps to 1.4 Mbps.
That makes the iPhone 4 on AT&T capable of faster download speeds. Many reviewers report typical throughput of around 3 Mbps on the iPhone 4. However, even though that's faster than Verizon's EV-DO network, current iPhone users tend to complain about network coverage and availability. It doesn't matter how fast a network is if the user can't connect to it.
