2011 CDMA Verizon-compatible iPhone: Plans Reduced
Previously we have brought you some news regarding it being just a matter of time until we have an iPhone running on the Verizon network and some further details surrounding the iPad 2 having the CDMA chips built into the device, but what about CDMA on the iPhone?
Well according to AppleInsider.com Apple are ‘slightly’ reducing the iPhone build plans, but the real question is, why would they be doing that? Surely they would want to be stepping these build plans up so that they are ready to manufacture this as we all know it will be coming at some point. Unless, it is almost ready.
So what are Apple actually doing? Perhaps they are trying to put more time and effort into the new iPad which we believed would be coming out in February 2011. Surely they need to split their time 50:50 between the iPhone and iPad. That isn’t Apple’s style normally… Head on over to AppleInsider.com to read Neil Hughes’ article which tells a little more about why he thinks this is happening.
What do you think is going on with Apple? Do you know more about the CDMA plans for the iPhone and iPad? Let us know in the comments below.
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heard iphone will be announed the monday after black friday. Friend who works at apple told me. =]
I think Apple should just shit or get off the pot. If those idiots gave the iphone to Verizon in the first place we wouldn't be talking right now!
Apple is making a CDMA iphone, but Verizon is not the only CDMA Based network. I think that the reason for Verizon making $70 data plans is their way of attracting costumers who would leave them to go to Sprint ( let’s just make-believe that they are getting it
So what are Apple doing?
-love the grammar.
-love your reading abilities also - - - what the author wrote was "So what are Apple actually doing?".
Cool looking forward to that.
@Alex,
That's appropriate grammar in european English.
Actually, Apple offered the iPhone to Verizon before they offered it to ATT, but Verizon turned it down….