Verizon iPhone Talks Heat Up With New Reports

March 31, 2010

Verizon iPhone Talks Heat Up With New Reports

By John Vinson

Verizon and Apple both, made big gains on Wall Street as highly substantial rumors were being made of Verizon finally getting support for the iPhone. WSJ.com has cited unnamed sources, though they seem positive that their information is accurate. Before going further, it should be noted that neither Apple, Verizon, or the manufacturers of the supposed Verizon iPhone, Pegatron, have made official statements.

Verizon is the largest wireless provider in the US, so any news of them receiving iPhone support, a device which sold 25.1 million units in 2009 is a big deal. Though WSJ cites unnamed sources, the information provided certainly does piece together a scenario which is plausible. And if correct, would have consequences even beyond AT&T and Verizon.

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