Ever since Apple’s iPhone was released, it has been available exclusively to AT&T users. However, this is soon to change. Verizon has just announced that they will begin supporting the iPhone 4 on February 10, 2011. Verizon customers can pre-order their iPhone 4 on February 3. Those who purchase the phone through Verizon will be the first to experience the its new Personal Hotspot capabilities, which will enable them to connect to up to five Wi-Fi devices.
The iPhone 4 on the Verizon network will cost $199 for the 16gb model and $299 for the 32gb model with a 2 year customer agreement. It will be available at Verizon and Apple retail stores, as well as online at www.verizonwireless.com/iphone and www.apple.com.
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I CAN NOT WAIT TO GET RIDE OF THE IPHONE FROM AT&T..
[…] Over the past couple of decades, the internet has completely changed the way society looks at music, and the way the music industry works. In the early to mid 90′s, there was radio, television, and concerts. If you wanted to hear a song at your own discretion, you had to go to the store and buy the album. In 1999, Napster was created, which marked the beginning of the internet music revolution. This was detrimental to musicians because of the fact that it was so appealing to their fans. Napster made it possible for everyone with an internet connection to get music faster than they could drive to the store, without having to pay for it. Although it is now illegal, many people are still downloading free music through other online outlets anyway. However, iTunes is becoming increasingly popular and many people are starting to purchase individual songs, rather than albums, through iTunes. It is also likely there will soon be an even larger increase in growth of iTunes users due to the fact that Verizon will soon offer iPhone 4 support. […]