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At a press conference in New York City today, Verizon said it will soon begin selling Apple’s iPhone.
The device will be available on its network starting in early February, COO Lowell McAdam said to a gathering of press at Lincoln Center. It’s the same model iPhone 4 that AT&T and international carriers currently sell except that it connects to the CDMA network instead of GSM.
Starting on February 10, a 16GB model will cost $199.99 with a two-year contract, according to Verizon Wireless’ Web site. The 32GB model will sell for $299.99. An extra feature Verizon will offer is the phone’s ability to be a personal Wi-Fi “hot spot.” Up to five Wi-Fi devices can connect to the Verizon iPhone at one time.
#37 Sheeple’s don’t see nutin’ that its handler doesn’t allow. Sheeple!
#55 Which still is way more useful than that shitty toy you carry around.
Glenn E got it exactly right.
The iPhone is completely useless to real people. You need to be able to transfer Gay Donkey Snuff Porn and standard MP3s to it via a standard USB cable with no special software necessary for it to be usable. Proprietary connectors, format conversions, DRM, etc. make it useless.
“If I had a dime for everytime I was asked about the iPhone 5, I could retire on a small remote island.”