Why Apple Will Let Verizon Announce An iPhone | batteryfast.com

Earlier today, Verizon announced a special event to be held next week and while the

company gave no details, everyone is speculating that this is the long-awaited,

much-anticipated Verizon iPhone.


If that's the case, one question immediately leaps to mind — would Apple really let

another company announce an iPhone for them? We all know how secretive Apple is and

how much they love doing their own events.

I believe the answer to that question is, yes. Apple would let Verizon announce the

iPhone.
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The most important reason Apple would let Verizon make this announcement is that

Apple is managing expectations.

If Apple sent out its typical invitation to join them in California for an event,

the speculation would be that Apple was going to release the iPhone 5 or perhaps the

iPad 2. I believe when the Verizon-compatible iPhone does come, it will simply be a

CDMA version of the iPhone 4.

While Apple will go through the development of making a phone that is compatible

with Verizon's network, I doubt that they would completely change the development

cycle to release the iPhone 5 early.
If Apple's iPhone development cycle remains the same, we should see a new iPhone in

June or July 2011.
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Of course, there is another reason. Apple has the iPhone available on multiple

carriers in many countries and they don't make a big deal about it. Looking at this

from a business perspective, Verizon is just another carrier for Apple.

This is a bigger deal to most of us because many want to use the iPhone on Verizon.

But to Apple, it's just a modified version of an already released product.

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