Verizon: We have the capacity to handle the iPhone
As part of the Verizon iPhone 4 announcement today, Dan Dee stressed that Verizon had been building out their network and scaling their infrastructure from retail to supply to... hopefully reception in order to handle the iPhone.
That should be good news for anyone in the US used to dropping iPhone calls. Then again, talk is cheap and the iPhone hits the network like rhino, so we'll have to see what happens when tens of millions of 3G devices are hammering your tower all at once.
Any guesses? Will Verizon hold up?
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Verizon is gay, Steve did not even show up to the event! That speaks volumes. I hope all you losers go to Verizon and free up my network! See Ya Later
Did I miss it...Are they still offering the $30 unlimited data plan? If not it is a deal breaker..
Too bad that there wasn't a live stream. This is great for Apple but I can't say I wish Verizon well lol...
So if this will be the new cycle (new VZW iPhone every winter, does that mean that ATT will always be six months ahead as far as the latest and the greatest model?
Finally. My Calls will stop dropping when more than half the iPhone users jump to verizon. rolls eyes