Yesterday we reported that the iPhone OS 3.2 may have clues about rumored Verizon iPhone and today Verizon's CEO Ivan Seidenberg has confirmed the wireless company wants to carry the iPhone.
I hope they get it too!! cuz i am jumping ship
Yeah...........nothing like jumping ship to an arrogant, shady and vindictive company like Verizon.
This isn't going to happen. IPhone is worldly and state of the art............CDMA is NOT WORLDLY and not quite as state of the art. No way is Apple going to redesign a portion of the IPhone to be CDMA compatible. Too expensive for a crap company like Verizon that has a boatload of their own models as is.
Verizon's service quality is great despite their business model/strategy/attitude. However, EVERYONE has heard complaints about Verizon from someone..........just as we've all heard them from at&t/Sprint/T-Mobile
Not to mention you can't talk and surf the web on Verizon's network, something Apple so proudly displays on their commercials being on AT&Ts network.
Originally posted by lissenup2:Try This Info:
Yeah...........nothing like jumping ship to an arrogant, shady and vindictive company like Verizon.
This isn't going to happen. IPhone is worldly and state of the art............CDMA is NOT WORLDLY and not quite as state of the art. No way is Apple going to redesign a portion of the IPhone to be CDMA compatible. Too expensive for a crap company like Verizon that has a boatload of their own models as is.
Verizon's service quality is great despite their business model/strategy/attitude. However, EVERYONE has heard complaints about Verizon from someone..........just as we've all heard them from at&t/Sprint/T-Mobile
well, despite that I rather go with Verizon than At&T, i guess it all depends, cuz At&t is been dropping my calls ALOT, and so far, all of the people that i know has no problem with verizon, and they love it, so is all depend on the people.
Originally posted by Mrguss:Well.......according to the article, that would change my thoughts about Apple doing a CDMA phone. Though it's still at rumour right now, history shows that many rumours pan out so I'll stand corrected and bank on this. It's just a little weird that Apple is willing to make a CDMA-ready phone for a network that is in the minority, globally speaking, and not allow T-Mobile and other GSM providers access to it.
Originally posted by lissenup2:Try This Info:
Yeah...........nothing like jumping ship to an arrogant, shady and vindictive company like Verizon.
This isn't going to happen. IPhone is worldly and state of the art............CDMA is NOT WORLDLY and not quite as state of the art. No way is Apple going to redesign a portion of the IPhone to be CDMA compatible. Too expensive for a crap company like Verizon that has a boatload of their own models as is.
Verizon's service quality is great despite their business model/strategy/attitude. However, EVERYONE has heard complaints about Verizon from someone..........just as we've all heard them from at&t/Sprint/T-Mobile
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/04/01/cnet....x.html?hpt=Sbin
I will add:
The new iPhone will support both formats GSM and CDMA 'cos It will be cheaper for the Co's to deal with them !
All I wish that by released time (bigining of 2011).....this new iPhone will be a 4G, with a Video Call support and with the super fast Opera OS (multy-tasking and multy-touch screen)
I think is to much to ask....but only then I will buy my first Apple Product....others way I am not drop my money to them.
Originally posted by lissenup2:Well I agree with you on Verizon. But on my world is a must:
Originally posted by Mrguss:Well.......according to the article, that would change my thoughts about Apple doing a CDMA phone. Though it's still at rumour right now, history shows that many rumours pan out so I'll stand corrected and bank on this. It's just a little weird that Apple is willing to make a CDMA-ready phone for a network that is in the minority, globally speaking, and not allow T-Mobile and other GSM providers access to it.
Originally posted by lissenup2:Try This Info:
Yeah...........nothing like jumping ship to an arrogant, shady and vindictive company like Verizon.
This isn't going to happen. IPhone is worldly and state of the art............CDMA is NOT WORLDLY and not quite as state of the art. No way is Apple going to redesign a portion of the IPhone to be CDMA compatible. Too expensive for a crap company like Verizon that has a boatload of their own models as is.
Verizon's service quality is great despite their business model/strategy/attitude. However, EVERYONE has heard complaints about Verizon from someone..........just as we've all heard them from at&t/Sprint/T-Mobile
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/04/01/cnet....x.html?hpt=Sbin
I will add:
The new iPhone will support both formats GSM and CDMA 'cos It will be cheaper for the Co's to deal with them !
All I wish that by released time (bigining of 2011).....this new iPhone will be a 4G, with a Video Call support and with the super fast Opera OS (multy-tasking and multy-touch screen)
I think is to much to ask....but only then I will buy my first Apple Product....others way I am not drop my money to them.
Still.......Verizon is in fact the most arrogant company with the least flexibility when it comes to correcting their errors and compensating for consumer inconveniences. Not to mention that billing errors on their part are rarely admitted by them and require escalation up several managerial levels before they'll fix them.
Frankly......Verizon has a more solid network in the U.S. regarding coverage in remote areas of virtually unpopulated towns BUT I had them, my neigbor has them as does his wife and a couple friends have them and IF people were to take time and actually ASK their friends/family about the specifics like dropped calls, failing of initiating calls and dead spots.........you will absolutely find that it totally averages out no matter who your provider is (T-mo, at&t, Verizon, Sprint).
Sprint simply separates themselves by providing the worst customer service in history rating bottom of the barrel year after year by consumers and JD Power and Assoc.
Too bad people don't wake up and smell the value of carriers. T-mobile gives unlimited calls to ANYWHERE for 49.99/month. That's the best deal plain and simple. Obviously those that are real losers and surf their phone internet morning, noon and night would benefit from Sprint's unlimited everything for 30 more but all in all...........most don't really care about unlim net on the phone.....except stupid kids under the age of 25.
I know people are thinking why waste money building a CDMA iPhone, but have you'll forgotten that Apple came to Verizon first for the iPhone? So clearly that doesn't matter.
Secondly, Apple will make there money from the App Store, so while they will sell 20,000,000 iPhones on Verizon, those customers will also give them a constant flow of money by buying apps, this is why Apple would want to make a phone for Verizon. That's 80 million customers money that they could be getting.
They will make an iPhone once Verizon goes LTE, which should be 2011. It won't come any sooner.
Originally posted by lissenup2:wow, you make it sound like you are in the 60 or something, stupid kids who are under 25? yes, is great that Tmobile has 49.99 for unlimited everything, my problem is, i HAD at&t and hated it then went to tmobil, and hated it and went back to cingular (which is at&T), and then stuck with them since, and reason i went back to cingular is cuz of "the least dropped called" after they promoted so well and actually worked for great number of years and they started to drop my calls again, even now.
Originally posted by Mrguss:Well.......according to the article, that would change my thoughts about Apple doing a CDMA phone. Though it's still at rumour right now, history shows that many rumours pan out so I'll stand corrected and bank on this. It's just a little weird that Apple is willing to make a CDMA-ready phone for a network that is in the minority, globally speaking, and not allow T-Mobile and other GSM providers access to it.
Originally posted by lissenup2:Try This Info:
Yeah...........nothing like jumping ship to an arrogant, shady and vindictive company like Verizon.
This isn't going to happen. IPhone is worldly and state of the art............CDMA is NOT WORLDLY and not quite as state of the art. No way is Apple going to redesign a portion of the IPhone to be CDMA compatible. Too expensive for a crap company like Verizon that has a boatload of their own models as is.
Verizon's service quality is great despite their business model/strategy/attitude. However, EVERYONE has heard complaints about Verizon from someone..........just as we've all heard them from at&t/Sprint/T-Mobile
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/04/01/cnet....x.html?hpt=Sbin
I will add:
The new iPhone will support both formats GSM and CDMA 'cos It will be cheaper for the Co's to deal with them !
All I wish that by released time (bigining of 2011).....this new iPhone will be a 4G, with a Video Call support and with the super fast Opera OS (multy-tasking and multy-touch screen)
I think is to much to ask....but only then I will buy my first Apple Product....others way I am not drop my money to them.
Still.......Verizon is in fact the most arrogant company with the least flexibility when it comes to correcting their errors and compensating for consumer inconveniences. Not to mention that billing errors on their part are rarely admitted by them and require escalation up several managerial levels before they'll fix them.
Frankly......Verizon has a more solid network in the U.S. regarding coverage in remote areas of virtually unpopulated towns BUT I had them, my neigbor has them as does his wife and a couple friends have them and IF people were to take time and actually ASK their friends/family about the specifics like dropped calls, failing of initiating calls and dead spots.........you will absolutely find that it totally averages out no matter who your provider is (T-mo, at&t, Verizon, Sprint).
Sprint simply separates themselves by providing the worst customer service in history rating bottom of the barrel year after year by consumers and JD Power and Assoc.
Too bad people don't wake up and smell the value of carriers. T-mobile gives unlimited calls to ANYWHERE for 49.99/month. That's the best deal plain and simple. Obviously those that are real losers and surf their phone internet morning, noon and night would benefit from Sprint's unlimited everything for 30 more but all in all...........most don't really care about unlim net on the phone.....except stupid kids under the age of 25.
Originally posted by lissenup2:Or people with jobs.
most don't really care about unlim net on the phone.....except stupid kids under the age of 25.
Originally posted by Hyasuma:
Originally posted by lissenup2:wow, you make it sound like you are in the 60 or something, stupid kids who are under 25? yes, is great that Tmobile has 49.99 for unlimited everything, my problem is, i HAD at&t and hated it then went to tmobil, and hated it and went back to cingular (which is at&T), and then stuck with them since, and reason i went back to cingular is cuz of "the least dropped called" after they promoted so well and actually worked for great number of years and they started to drop my calls again, even now.
Originally posted by Mrguss:Well.......according to the article, that would change my thoughts about Apple doing a CDMA phone. Though it's still at rumour right now, history shows that many rumours pan out so I'll stand corrected and bank on this. It's just a little weird that Apple is willing to make a CDMA-ready phone for a network that is in the minority, globally speaking, and not allow T-Mobile and other GSM providers access to it.
Originally posted by lissenup2:Try This Info:
Yeah...........nothing like jumping ship to an arrogant, shady and vindictive company like Verizon.
This isn't going to happen. IPhone is worldly and state of the art............CDMA is NOT WORLDLY and not quite as state of the art. No way is Apple going to redesign a portion of the IPhone to be CDMA compatible. Too expensive for a crap company like Verizon that has a boatload of their own models as is.
Verizon's service quality is great despite their business model/strategy/attitude. However, EVERYONE has heard complaints about Verizon from someone..........just as we've all heard them from at&t/Sprint/T-Mobile
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/04/01/cnet....x.html?hpt=Sbin
I will add:
The new iPhone will support both formats GSM and CDMA 'cos It will be cheaper for the Co's to deal with them !
All I wish that by released time (bigining of 2011).....this new iPhone will be a 4G, with a Video Call support and with the super fast Opera OS (multy-tasking and multy-touch screen)
I think is to much to ask....but only then I will buy my first Apple Product....others way I am not drop my money to them.
Still.......Verizon is in fact the most arrogant company with the least flexibility when it comes to correcting their errors and compensating for consumer inconveniences. Not to mention that billing errors on their part are rarely admitted by them and require escalation up several managerial levels before they'll fix them.
Frankly......Verizon has a more solid network in the U.S. regarding coverage in remote areas of virtually unpopulated towns BUT I had them, my neigbor has them as does his wife and a couple friends have them and IF people were to take time and actually ASK their friends/family about the specifics like dropped calls, failing of initiating calls and dead spots.........you will absolutely find that it totally averages out no matter who your provider is (T-mo, at&t, Verizon, Sprint).
Sprint simply separates themselves by providing the worst customer service in history rating bottom of the barrel year after year by consumers and JD Power and Assoc.
Too bad people don't wake up and smell the value of carriers. T-mobile gives unlimited calls to ANYWHERE for 49.99/month. That's the best deal plain and simple. Obviously those that are real losers and surf their phone internet morning, noon and night would benefit from Sprint's unlimited everything for 30 more but all in all...........most don't really care about unlim net on the phone.....except stupid kids under the age of 25.
So yea, I had tmobil and they sucked, they sucked even more when i had it, no service in my house, is not just a drop call, is NO SERVICE, i can't even GET a call. So yea, they are great with their plan, but what is so great with a plan when you can't even get a service under your own roof? despite that I'm the only one who is saying this, all the people i know who use tmobil or had tmobil had the same problem. like i said before, it all depends on the user, because you might not have the same problem i had, so therefore you like tmobil and hate at&t. but to me i rather have at&t than tmobil cuz of the past experience i had, and now i'm still looking forward to jump ship if verizon do get this deal.
Yes, verizon is a terrible company, but they do have the best Data network and the best voice network in the US. AT&T is also a terrible company, but without the good network. All the others have terrible networks, and most are terrible companies, but we will ignore them for now because this story is about AT&T and Verizon.
Personally, I couldn't care less if Verizon gets the iPhone4GS (or whatever they call the next one). They already have the Droid...and this blows the iPhone 3GS out of the water. The iPhone 4GS might launch with some cool new feature, but it will be available as an android app or a root hack by the time you can buy a 4GS anyway...and I doubt apple will have flash support either.
Originally posted by KillerBug:No, no Flash support:
Yes, verizon is a terrible company, but they do have the best Data network and the best voice network in the US. AT&T is also a terrible company, but without the good network. All the others have terrible networks, and most are terrible companies, but we will ignore them for now because this story is about AT&T and Verizon.
Personally, I couldn't care less if Verizon gets the iPhone4GS (or whatever they call the next one). They already have the Droid...and this blows the iPhone 3GS out of the water. The iPhone 4GS might launch with some cool new feature, but it will be available as an android app or a root hack by the time you can buy a 4GS anyway...and I doubt apple will have flash support either.
