After years of rumors, Verizon announced last week that it will start offering the iPhone. Whether you’re excited at the prospect or not, the change will affect anyone with a cellphone. Kelli Grant, Senior Consumer Reporter for SmartMoney.com tells what you can expect.

Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg admitted in an interview Thursday that the nation’s largest wireless network was "never in the running" for the first-generation iPhone because Apple was focused on the GSM technology.

Panting for a Verizon iPhone? Read this first. We weigh the pros and cons of the two network providers.

You can stop asking, "When will Verizon get the iPhone?"

Here’s the top ten apps for Androids. These apps should help with performance and adds on the Android.

Once dominated by TV and audio manufacturers, CES is now all about mobile devices, a reflection of our everything, everywhere, all-the-time society.

Apple Inc. watchers are already doing rough calculations and think Verizon Wireless could generate sales of millions of iPhones this year.
Sales estimates vary, but many analysts agree Apple will likely sell nine million to 12 million iPhones on Verizon’s network this year, a huge boost in the iconic phone’s most important market.

Those pesky text messages that people just have to send to my phone.

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In these darks times, what does the world really need? Good old fashioned cheesecake. Here’s a tech story that’s a great excuse to run images of wholesome, yet scantily clad, young women.