A Verizon iPhone Is ‘Exclusively in Apple’s Court,’ Verizon Says
blogs.wsj.com 10/23/2009 — Verizon Wireless takes jabs at the iPhone in its Droid advertising, but it said Monday that it's still interested in selling the popular device.

Why Apple’s iPhone is still not coming to Verizon
roughlydrafted.com 26 days ago — Daniel Eran Dilger A number of pundits and other wags keep insisting that Apple desperately needs to sell the iPhone through Verizon, and will likely do so sometime really soon now, providing AT&T haters and Verizon family plan users with empty ...

No iPhone On Verizon
glgroup.com 26 days ago — Summary It's not likely that Apple will push to have the iPhone on the Verizon network. The Droid ads are just one of the reasons. Here's why. Analysis It will be interesting to see how the Motorola Droid fares after it's early November launch. ...

Are Verizon's New Commercials iPhone "Attack Ads"?
modmyi.com 10/18/2009 — Image via erictric.com It isn't news, but its making headlines this weekend: Verizon doesn't like AT&T... or Apple. And, frankly, Verizon wants us to know it. Consequently, it seems Verizon is behind the launch of what some are calling a blatant "attack ad" on the iPhone that ...

iPhone on Verizon: 'A Decision That is Exclusively in Apple's Court'
macrumors.com 30 days ago — Verizon reported its quarterly earnings before the markets opened for trading today, showing increased revenue and subscribers, but decreased profit as the company worked to complete integration of former wireless competitor Alltel amid uncertain eco...

Verizon iPhone Could Arrive Next Year After All
wired.com 19 days ago — After Verizon aired advertisements bashing the iPhone, many tech observers agreed it was unimaginable that Apple could be considering sharing the popular smartphone with Verizon. But a new report suggests the contrary. Apple is indeed ...

Is Verizon's New Early-Termination Fee Anticonsumer?
digitaldaily.allthingsd.com 20 days ago — Beginning Nov. 15, Verizon subscribers looking to get out of their smart-phone contracts early will pay $350 for the privilege. That early-termination fee is double the current one, but Verizon insists it’s justified because of the higher prices of ...

Verizon Wireless Unleashes a Series of Droid Phones
kokeytechnology.com 29 days ago — The countdown on Verizon Wireless’ Droid Does web page is over at 12:00am of October 28, 2009. It is because Verizon Wireless is hosting a huge tech media conference to unleash the Droid Phone/Droid Phones. Yes! You heard it right folks. Verizon Wireless is about to unveil a series of ...

Why Verizon's Probably Still Getting the Pre [Palm Pre]
gizmodo.com 9/26/2009 — A report from TheStreet is getting everyone all worked up, and rightly so: Dropping the Pre would be an idiotic move for Verizon, and a lame turn for their customers. But hey, don't fret too hard! At least, not yet. It's important to remember the ...

Verizon talks profit fall, hopes for iPhone
electronista.com 10/26/2009 — Verizon today reported mixed results for its summer quarter and reiterated its invitation to Apple. The carrier said its operating revenue grew year-over-year by more than 10 percent to $27.3 billion but that its actual earnings per shared dropped a ...

AT&T To Verizon: 'There's A Lawsuit For That' — InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs
You know the funny ads that Verizon Wireless has been running at AT&T;'s expense? The ads show AT&T;'s 3G coverage and compare it to Verizon Wireless's 3G coverage. The punchline of the commercial is "There's a Map for That", which riffs on Apple's ...

AT&T Sues Verizon To Stop 'Misleading' Map Ads — Mobile Tech Today
Verizon Wireless is using commercials to take shots at rival AT&T;'s 3G network coverage, which has been the source of complaints from smartphone users for some time. AT&T; has fired back with a lawsuit claiming Verizon's ads are misleading. AT&T; ...

AT&T Lawsuit Sells Wireless Consumers Short — Today @ PC World
The service provider asks a Georgia court to stop Verizon's "There's A Map for That" ads.

Hey AT&T: The Courts Can't Fix Your 3G Network — Today @ PC World
The service provider asks a Georgia court to stop Verizon's "There's A Map for That" ads.

AT&T vs. Verizon: There's a lawyer for that — CNET News.com
AT&T; is suing Verizon Wireless over its "There's a Map for That" ad campaign, stating that it misleads consumers about its network coverage.