Verizon and Apple today announced that the iPhone 4 will be available from Verizon starting in February. For the most part, the Verizon iPhone is exactly like the AT&T version, but there are two key ...
The arrival of the Verizon iPhone 4 has been cause for some celebration among Verizon customers and even some who are already using the phone on AT&T. In fact, virtually every smartphone customer is ...
All across the country, mobile phone enthusiasts are celebrating V-Day, the day Verizon executives announced the availability of the iPhone on their network. The good word entered the ears of ...
Since DVRs have basically eliminated the need to sit through commercials, we turn our attention to YouTube. That’s where Verizon’s first iPhone commercial has cropped up. It’s 30 seconds of clocks ...
Consumers Reports said Friday that the iPhone 4 that works on Verizon Wireless' network has a similar problem to the original: Holding the phone in a certain way can cause dropped calls or problems ...
Like it or not, this "crapple" you speak of revolutionized the smartphone industry. The advent of downloadable apps from a marketplace? Almost completely Apple's doing. I'm not an Apple fanboy (have ...
There’s a new version of sn0wbreeze available which adds support for jailbreaking an iPhone running iOS 4.2.7. That’s the latest version of the iPhone operating ...
Antennagate has a sequel. Consumer Reports said it won't recommend Apple's iPhone 4 for Verizon because it suffers from the same “death grip” issue that can lead to dropped calls as AT&T’s iPhone 4.
On Thursday morning, frigid but relatively balmy by Nebraska standards, a few dozen Lincolnites waited outside the SouthPointe Verizon Wireless store. In their cars. Sure, they were excited about the ...
First, the bad news. According to the above photo from SlashGear, the Verizon iPhone’s mute switch has been moved ever so slightly out of line with where the mute switch is located on the AT&T iPhone.
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