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Verizon seems to be pushing Android devices over the Apple iPhone, according to many reports. While this has many surprised and wondering if the higher subsidy costs on the iPhone is driving Verizon to do so, we believe that the true reason may lie elsewhere ? the iPhone?s lack of LTE support in the current models.

Sprint, the distant third carrier behind Verizon and is trying to capitalize on disgruntled Verizon iPhone users who are unhappy that will soon eliminate??unlimited??data plans. ??Both Verizon and have long stopped offering unlimited data but the companies have ?grandfathered? in customers who had such plans. But earlier this week, Verizon announced that it would no ...

AT&T and Verizon iPhone 3G, 3GS, and 4 users might want to try...

Rumor has it that Verizon store reps are doing everything possible to divert sales away from the iPhone. To see if this might be true, I went to a Verizon store, only to be told that Verizon doesn't push the iPhone, Apple does. [Read more]

Want to buy an iPhone? Verizon would really, really like you to consider an alternative.

Verizon wants a world of sharers. That's a threat and an opportunity for Apple.

Over the past year, we have seen a groundswell of anger directed at Verizon's aggressive tactics of maximizing short-term profit at the considerable risk of angering its customers. The list of grievances is long and undeniably aggravating. But Verizon not only has the right to play hardball with its customers, it has a sacred duty to its shareholders to do so.

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Verizon puts a cap on its unlimited data plans with smartphone upgrade.