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Verizon Wireless has announced that its FiOS TV customers can now use their Apple iPad to manage their DVRs, browse FiOS video-on-demand (VOD) offers remotely, and turn their iPad into a remote control for their HD set-top boxes with Verizon’s free FiOS Mobile application The plan is part of its

Apple iPad fans will soon be able to enjoy the revolutionary tablet on the Verizon Wireless network. For beginning tomorrow, Verizon Wireless stores will begin offering the Apple iPad Verizon Wireless will offer three bundles, all featuring an iPad Wi-Fi model and a Verizon MiFi 2200 Intelligent Mobile Hotspot, for

Verizon Wireless has announced that Apple’s iPad will be available nationwide beginning tomorrow, Friday, October 28th. Verizon Wireless say it plans to offer three iPad bundles, all featuring an iPad Wi-Fi model and a Verizon MiFi 2200 Intelligent Mobile Hotspot. It says the prices will range from $629.99 for an

Earlier this month I mentioned how some folks managed to get their hands on a screenshot of Verizon’s inventory which seemed to show that two different SKUs of the Android-powered Galaxy tablet are in the works, meaning the chances are pretty high that Verizon will be carrying the Galaxy Tablet

Verizon Wireless customers now have more good news for this year’s holiday season to look forward to. For according to reports, has bumped up its iPhone production plans, which include a Verizon iPhone that will be available by December. Apple has asked apparently asked its supply and manufacturing partners to

Verizon Wireless is pulling out all the stops to compete with AT&T and its exclusivity contracts with Apple. Verizon’s already likely to lose out on getting the iPhone despite it having been predicted to debut this September, supposedly in a quid pro quo for dropping the price of data connection

According to an analyst, AT&T and Apple probably have a deal in place that extends the mobile carrier’s exclusive deal with the iPhone in exchange for a heavily-discounted data plan pricing for the iPad. His reasoning goes a little something like this: Apple hasn’t been happy with AT&T’s network performance