Long awaited good lineup of Phones on Verizon is finally bearing fruit. Verizon’s list for new Phones releasing this winter vacation has leaked out. The excitement is majorly around Android and other phones from HTC, Motorola, LG, RIM, Casio. Here is the complete list as per the source: Android: HTC Desire, available before Black Friday. There are already some rumors on this. It could be called Read further »

Verizon took a brave new step. They have planned to revolutionize the Mobile industry by changing the limit of App Stores from CellPhone Vendors to Service Providers. On Tuesday, Verizon held a conference at San Jose, California, Inviting developers for VDC – Verizon Developer Community. Developers showed high Interest in the idea. Though there holds a big hurdle for the project — cross-platform consistency At the conference, Verizon Wireless gave some details about its VCast App Store, scheduled for launch in the fourth quarter, 4Q. Inspired by the blockbuster success of the App Store for Read further »

Till date, no New releasing Good cellphone has released on Verizon. Call it a bad luck or whatever but everytime it’s a most awaited gadget, Verizon doesn/t get it. Start from iPhone, Palm Pre, Android, none of them landed to Verizon till date. May be it’s not in our fate to get Best Network with best Cell. but this is soon going to change for good. To start with, the Palm Pre  will no longer be exclusive to the Sprint network, and will arrive on the Verizon Wireless network “Early next year,” said Verizon COO Denny Stigl during the carrier’s July 27 quarterly earnings call. Strigl also said a BlackBerry Storm refresh and a device running the Google Android OS are on the way. During the Q&A period, analysts asked Strigl and Verizon Read further »

Till date we have seen Mobile Vendors coming up with App Store. Ofcourse, Apple started it, RIM, Nokia, sony, google android followed the trend and started their own. But what Verizon is going to do, if successful, will change the concept. Verizon is joining with Vodafone, Japan’s SoftBank, and China Mobile to grab a chunk of the mobile-software market from the phonemakers to the Service providers. Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdams has lay down a global strategy to Read further »

The long anticipated 4G from Verizon wireless is starting to gain spotlight now. As per their plans, Intial testing and deployments will start appearing by the end of the year. Though we heard that LTE is ready for showtime but despite these statements from telecom leaders, a major challenge is still left un-answered. As we know, 4G or LTE is based on packet switched networks rather than circuit switched that used to be in older standards (3G and 2G). This industry giant leap has added benefits of more bandwidth but has raised a crucial concern about incompatibility with older circuit-switched networks. Till today we had been living in a circuit switched telecom cores connecting to ip network core as a legacy. IP was never our REAL core as far as Telecom Read further »

Verizon is expanding the horizon by increasing reach of its cloud-based services to include management for IT servers, networks and storage. The computing-as-a-service (CaaS) offering is the company’s most wide-reaching cloud-based operation to date, as Verizon is promoting it as a way to maintain servers and storage, manage network connections and have the option of using both physical and virtualized services. Taking Virtualization Up a Notch: Download this special report Cloud computing differs from traditional IT infrastructure because it treats IT more as a utility rather than as a piece of dedicated physical infrastructure that must be managed and upgraded internally. Ed Bugnion, CTO of Cisco’s Server Access and Virtualization Business Unit, Read further »

Verizon had been GURU as ISP for several years now. The have the cutting edge bandwidth to teet up most of the customer’s requirements. Verizon decided to respond to Cablevision’s new limited 101Mbps service, and, well, it’s a bit contradictory. Essentially, Verizon argues that Cablevision is trying to pump all this bandwidth through their crappy cable infrastructure, and it won’t hold up, with bandwidth hogs lowering everybody else’s speeds. Furthermore, the true speeds will be slower once users have to deal with the speeds of the servers they’re trying to access. Oh, and Read further »

I’ve been tired of “Android on X’s phone” stories for a while now, but Motorola’s Calgary shot my eyes wide open: It actually looks interesting! And it’s on Verizon. BGR says the QWERTY slider will focus on social networking—presumably in the same vein as the new Sidekick. I have a bit of doubt about that flat not-so-touch-type-y keyboard, but still, color me impressed: Futuretastic-looking hardware running Android on Verizon? As long as they don’t lock it the hell down, could Read further »

Does it really have capacity to strom away iPhone ? Given how good the Storm looks, the fact that it’s $100 less than the BlackBerry Bold (with two-year contract, of course), and comes with 8-gigs of storage versus one gig on the Bold, I don’t see why anyone would prefer the Bold unless tactile keyboards are really critical to you. Actually, the Storm does have one major drawback: no Wi-Fi. That’s close to inexcusable, especially given that the Bold does have Wi-Fi. Still, if Santa is reading this post, I certainly wouldn’t mind getting a Storm for Christmas. 8 (Stupid) Reasons To Pick The BlackBerry Storm Over The iPhone? Read further »