“Add to that persistent rumors that Apple will choose for its next iPhone revision a hybrid baseband controller from CDMA proprietor Qualcomm capable of handling both CDMA and GSM transmissions, and it appears more than likely that 2011 will enable the iPhone maker expand its offerings to CDMA network operators while maintaining its mantra of shipping one phone for the entire world (rather than separate GSM and CDMA devices),” Marsal reports.
Read more in the full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Dan K.” for the heads up.]
once again, more BS from Verizon to keep people from buying new iPhones with ATT service today. Don’t believe the hype. T-Mobile? Maybe. Verizon? No.
once again, more BS from Verizon to keep people from buying new iPhones with ATT service today. Don’t believe the hype. T-Mobile? Maybe. Verizon? No.
ploogman,
Actually (silly me, I thought this would have been painfully obvious to everyone) the rumors of a Verizon iPhone are much more effective in stopping Verizon subscribers from settling for an Android phone and causing them to wait for the real thing to arrive in January.
The rumor of a Verzion iPhone freezes Verizon’s Android and other smartphone sales throughout the holiday shopping season.
ploogman,
Actually (silly me, I thought this would have been painfully obvious to everyone) the rumors of a Verizon iPhone are much more effective in stopping Verizon subscribers from settling for an Android phone and causing them to wait for the real thing to arrive in January.
The rumor of a Verzion iPhone freezes Verizon’s Android and other smartphone sales throughout the holiday shopping season.
Wlecome to more drop calls!! A technology that has yet to show stability.
This old news that verizon and sprint have been trying to get this to work for years now. It’s not as efficient as their current system.
It’s all hype!!! You just gotta wonder if these tech analyst are just gambling away credibility on guessin what has down the pipe.
Wlecome to more drop calls!! A technology that has yet to show stability.
This old news that verizon and sprint have been trying to get this to work for years now. It’s not as efficient as their current system.
It’s all hype!!! You just gotta wonder if these tech analyst are just gambling away credibility on guessin what has down the pipe.
It stops everyone from buying iPhones and androids. Maybe it’s verizon and google doing all these rumors because the iPhone 4 is the most wanted iPhone to date.
Apple won’t come out and say anything because that’s their game.
It stops everyone from buying iPhones and androids. Maybe it’s verizon and google doing all these rumors because the iPhone 4 is the most wanted iPhone to date.
Apple won’t come out and say anything because that’s their game.
Believe it or not, there is life outside of San Francisco and NYC, where tens of millions of people are satisfied, even happy with AT&T, and have yet to upgrade to an iPhone. This rumor does nothing to stop these millions of people from buying their first iPhone this holiday season.
Believe it or not, there is life outside of San Francisco and NYC, where tens of millions of people are satisfied, even happy with AT&T, and have yet to upgrade to an iPhone. This rumor does nothing to stop these millions of people from buying their first iPhone this holiday season.
Baloney.
As each day passes, the shill for verizon is becoming evident.
Baloney.
As each day passes, the shill for verizon is becoming evident.
Probably both. Meant to make people delay buying an iPhone from a rival network, but had the unanticipated effect of also delaying some % of Android purchases.
Probably both. Meant to make people delay buying an iPhone from a rival network, but had the unanticipated effect of also delaying some % of Android purchases.
I guess the CDMA iPhones will also have Flash.
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People buy the strangest things.
If Apple doesn’t implement concurrent data and voice in their CDMA iPhone, I don’t see much market for it among the cognoscenti except in locations of dire poor reception of AT & T.
Great service is great. But so is great functionality. What’s the point of getting a better service while losing what I consider to be a critical functionality?
Now we wait in SUSPENSE! to see what Apple has created…
People buy the strangest things.
If Apple doesn’t implement concurrent data and voice in their CDMA iPhone, I don’t see much market for it among the cognoscenti except in locations of dire poor reception of AT & T.
Great service is great. But so is great functionality. What’s the point of getting a better service while losing what I consider to be a critical functionality?
Now we wait in SUSPENSE! to see what Apple has created…
Anonymous “I am me” sez: “I guess the CDMA iPhones will also have Flash.”
Until such time as Adobe get off their lazy asses and write a Flash Player that actually works well on smartphones, this issue remains in the coffin.
Anonymous “I am me” sez: “I guess the CDMA iPhones will also have Flash.”
Until such time as Adobe get off their lazy asses and write a Flash Player that actually works well on smartphones, this issue remains in the coffin.
That would be great with sprint. 69.99 unlimited plan? Sounds good to me with unlimited data.
That would be great with sprint. 69.99 unlimited plan? Sounds good to me with unlimited data.
Well known Macintosh interest site poster, “Derek Currie” has no sense of humor.
See, there’s a small jab at both techs being available on Apple products. I remember Steve sayin’ Apple doesn’t do outdated tech. Geddit?
FWIW, I’ve ‘anonymously’ posted here about a hundred times.
I’m as big a superstar ‘here’ as you are.
Well known Macintosh interest site poster, “Derek Currie” has no sense of humor.
See, there’s a small jab at both techs being available on Apple products. I remember Steve sayin’ Apple doesn’t do outdated tech. Geddit?
FWIW, I’ve ‘anonymously’ posted here about a hundred times.
I’m as big a superstar ‘here’ as you are.
I’m curious. What, if any, advantage or benefit comes with CDMA? In New Zealand there is GSM and nothing else. One phone for all or any network. Works well.