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Washington Post - Verizon Wireless To Open Itself Up
November 28th, 2007 by Head RobotRob Pegoraro of the Washington Post writes:
The company hasn’t said anything specific about the pricing of this bring-your-own-device service and doesn’t plan to until early next year. But McAdam did say that it would offer “very different” pricing for low-bandwidth devices like utility meters.
During the teleconference, Verizon Wireless executives also said that any phone running Google’s Android software would be welcome under this system, as long as it runs on the CDMA standard Verizon and Sprint use. For the same reason, any Sprint phone that passed Verizon’s compatibility testing would also pass muster — but the iPhone, which only works on GSM systems such as AT&T, could not.
Read the rest of the Washington Posts Article, Verizon Wireless To Open Itself Up.
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