Have you been a Verizon customer and have wanted the iPhone 4 since it came out this last July? Your wait is soon to be over. Verizon just announced that it will carry the much desired iPhone 4 starting the beginning of next year. This highly anticipated release has been blogged about and talked about for quite some time and is now becoming a reality.
There are many questions that must still be answered though. The most important question is: how will the Verizon iPhone 4 differ from the AT&T iPhone 4. The AT&T version brags about the fact that they can surf the web via 3G and be on a call at the same time. This is a multitasking feature that will be extremely important to many customers, as many of the apps require a connection to the web. Should they fail to add this feature, many customers may be very hesitant to jump on board for a sub par iPhone. Yet again, should you live in a big city like NYC, you will immediately switch as most calls within the city are dropped or non-placeable.
The second major question will focus on the plans being offered by Verizon. Will there be a cap on the data like AT&T just placed? Will customers be charged to tether the iPhone to a computer for mobile data applications? These questions remain speculative and will strongly impact the marketability of the iPhone 4 on Verizon's network.
Should Verizon answer favorably to most of the above, AT&T will likely lose many iPhone 4 customers in light of a better network and better customer service.
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