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timmystets

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May 3, 2008
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Forgive me if this is an old topic. I tried searching it but I can not understand a lot of technical terms.

Does anyone know the best way to do this........ If it can be done at all?
 
Unfortunately this will not work as the iPhone runs on GSM, a radio communication technology, and Verizon uses CDMA. Phones that use only GSM are unable to use CDMA and vice versa.
 
Sorry, it won't work. At&t and Verizon use totally different and incompatible technologies (GSM vs. CDMA). You cannot use a GSM phone on a CDMA network, period.
 
That's a shame that you bought an iPhone when every report said it won't work on Verizon. You're trying to use a BlueRay-only player to watch a HD-DVD movie (or use a FM-only radio to listen to AM stations); won't work due to incompatible technologies.
 
That's a shame that you bought an iPhone when every report said it won't work on Verizon. You're trying to use a BlueRay-only player to watch a HD-DVD movie (or use a FM-only radio to listen to AM stations); won't work due to incompatible technologies.

My parents tried to get a Blu-Ray disk to play on their DVD player that was connected to their New HDTV. Needless to say it didn't work :(
 
the iPhone will be able to work with Verizon, as soon as their 700mhz GSM wireless spectrum opens up. Rumored 2009 availability dates
 
the iPhone will be able to work with Verizon, as soon as their 700mhz GSM wireless spectrum opens up. Rumored 2009 availability dates

That's if Apple puts a 700Mhz radio in. It took them a year to get a 850/1900/2100Mhz in there (and that's not rumored to happen until later this year!)
 
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