Thanks Jeff
The iPhone on Verizon (PLEASE) was a bit of wishful thinking rant.
I know about the GSM CDMA thing and the contract with AT&T.
The iPhone does makes up for some of this stuff by virtue of it's
usefulness. But honestly i could do without GSM, at least where
I'm located.
If it continues to get on my nerves i just might resurrect my palm.
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Originally Posted by UCrewX5
I can't speak to your particular area, but I can say that AT&T Wireless service in Detroit is rock solid - much better than any other provider, including Verizon.
As for having an iPhone work in the Verizon network, you'll have to wait at least 3 and a half more years at the earliest, since Apple signed a 5 year exclusive with AT&T in the US when the iPhone was launched in July of 2007. That and the fact that the iPhone is a GSM based handset (worldwide) and Verizon uses CDMA in its network means that you'll need to find another phone to meet your needs if you are with Verizon.
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