Wave goodbye to trade-ins and restrictions. Verizon's iPhone 16 Pro deal is a steal at under $100, no strings attached.

Verizon is offering a free iPhone 17 with a new line on any myPlan account. Customers can also receive an Apple Watch Series ...

I've been covering the best deals and sales for over two years. These are the best Black Friday iPhone deals from carriers like Verizon, AT&T and more. In some instances, you may even be able to pick ...

Verizon’s enticing offer of a free iPhone 17 Pro for a single line catches the eye, but a closer look reveals the true cost behind the marketing. Deal Details: Receive a free iPhone 17 Pro with a ...

Verizon has announced the launch of the iPhone 16e, which boasts improved battery life, the A18 chip for fast performance, advanced Apple Intelligence, and a 48MP 2-in-1 camera system. Customers can ...

A content creator is going viral on TikTok for warning others against taking an iPhone trade-in deal with Verizon. Felicity House (@felicityann1998) recorded her video from her car on Black Friday.

In case you missed it, the Wall Street Journal and New York Times late last week reported that Apple is making a version of its popular iPhone for Verizon Wireless' network. Verizon will begin selling ...

Verizon customers nationwide, including in California, are reporting service outages on Monday. Downdetector, which displays reports made in real time regarding service issues, recorded a spike in ...

HONG KONG/SAN FRANCISCO, March 30 (Reuters) - A subsidiary of Taiwan netbook PC pioneer Asustek <2357.TW> has won orders to manufacture Apple's iPhone to run on the CDMA standard, a source said on ...

A report that Apple will begin production of an iPhone for Verizon and other CDMA networks pushed Verizon's stock higher today, while driving down the stock of AT&T, the exclusive U.S. seller of the ...

After Verizon launched its iPhone in February, predictions for the fate of former iPhone-exclusive heavyweight AT&T were less than winning: revenue losses and a mass exodus of customers. It looks like ...