It's official. Verizon on Tuesday, January 11, has launched the iPhone 4 during a press conference in New York. You may ask, “I've seen the iPhone, I even own one, so what's the big deal?” The Verizon iPhone 4 is different; has features that are uniquely available on Verizon.
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We've gathered salient points from reports of our friends at TechCrunch who covered the iPhone 4 Verizon edition launch. Here are the details:
Hopefully.
photo © 2010 jfingas | more info (via: Wylio)We've gathered salient points from reports of our friends at TechCrunch who covered the iPhone 4 Verizon edition launch. Here are the details:
- The Verizon iPhone will be a CDMA version of the current iPhone 4. CDMA is the wireless technology used by Verizon (and Sprint).
- The Verizon iPhone 4 will launch on February 3 exclusively first for current Verizon customers; February 10 for everyone else.
- Price: $199.99 (16 GB model); $299.99 (32 GB model).
- Can be used as a personal hotspot — subscribers can connect up to 5 WiFi-enabled devices such as laptops or other cell phones — a feature that's exclusive to Verizon.
- Same features as the current iPhone 4: Retina display, FaceTime, a 5 megapixel camera, HD video recording, and an Apple A4 chip.
- The Verizon iPhone is running iOS 4.2.5 (8E128) which is not yet publicly released.
Hopefully.
