Verizon’s Anti-iPhone Ads: Rumors put to bed for now

By: Peter Chubb | October 27, 2009

The recent Anti-iPhone ads seems to have confirmed one thing, the rumors that Verizon were to get the Apple iPhone have now been put to bed. There have been two recent ad campaigns that were aimed at not only the iPhone but also AT&T as well.

The new Google smartphone is called the Motorola Droid and is the first Android phone on the Verizon network. We recently reported about an ad that showed all the bad points of the iPhone and the fact that the new Droid handset has everything that the iPhone lacks.

The Atlantic Business Chanel have been taking a closer look into the Verizon Ad campaign, they feel that these anti-iPhone ads are bad as they claim that they are ineffective. The main reason why they hate the ads so much is the fact that we will not likely ever see the iPhone on Verizon.

The Atlantic Business Chanel reckons that Verizon were getting tired of trying to get the iPhone so has now started a hate campaign against the device. The gloves are now off and it looks as if things are about to get messy, even more so when the Motorola Droid lands.

For those who thought that Apple would open up the iPhone to other carriers in 2010, then you had better think again.

By: Peter Chubb | Filed under: Cell Phones, Handsets

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