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Verizon Smartphone Kings: New iPhone and Palm Pre 2009

Under: Apple iPhone Date: June 2nd, 2009

Verizon Smartphone Kings: New iPhone and Palm Pre 2009

There has been talk that the speedy roll out of Verizon’s LTE next generation wireless broadband could possibly be a driver for Apple to give the iPhone to Verizon. Verizon is also expected to gain the Palm Pre a short time after Sprint.

Now kiplinger states that a Bernstein report says Apple could double sales of their iPhone if Verizon begins selling the iconic handset. Apple would definitely benefit, but Verizon would also come out a big winner.

Verizon and their LTE network has a few advantages over AT&T such as Verizon LTE can handle the video streaming that will soon rule the iPhone. And then there is AT&T’s reputation and that people simply don’t wish to sign up with AT&T. Therefore, if Verizon does snag both the Pam Pre smartphone and the new iPhone it would surely make them king of the smartphone arena.

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5 Comments»

    June 2nd, 2009 | 2:28 pmmike

    before you go bashing at&t too much there, must you be reminded that Palm already announced that they are going to make a GSM version of the Palm Pre? AND if there is a new iPhone its going to be with at&t? Making at&t kings of the smartphone market. Don’t forget that if verizon get a smartphone they are going to cripple it with their VZ software. And on top of that, the Apple-at&t contract isnt up until sometime in 2010.

    June 2nd, 2009 | 2:40 pmTeRRy

    I would love to have the new iPhone but I would NEVER go to AT&T for ANYTHING

    June 2nd, 2009 | 4:37 pmNot Right

    This isn’t right…AT&T has exclusivity in the US for the iPhone. The discussions between Apple and Verizon more likely circle around a new Apple (non-iPhone) product set to compete with netbooks but at a slightly higher ($700-$800) price range.

    June 2nd, 2009 | 8:57 pmUmm

    AT+T has contractual obligations with iPhone only into 2010. This is fact. Secondly, these discussions with Verizon Wireless are absolutely centered around the iPhone. This is widely known as what we humans call common knowledge. AT+T blows in many, many areas including boroughs of New York City except for Manhattan. They would be foolish to stay on exclusively with AT+T.

    June 3rd, 2009 | 12:36 amWHENNNNNN!!!???!!!???

    When is this Iphone Verizon marriage going to happen? Please!!! Does anybody know?

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