Verizon Wireless is the largest wireless carrier in the United States, with over 145 million customers. Although we often refer to Verizon as a carrier, it is actually a large telecommunications company that offers wired internet, phone and television service and also operates its subsidiary, Verizon Wireless, as the wireless carrier.
Verizon Wireless' network consists of a CDMA 3G network and LTE 4G network, the latter of which has offered generally comprehensive nationwide coverage for a couple of years now. Verizon was the first carrier in the U.S. to launch an LTE device, the HTC Thunderbolt, along with a handful of markets at the end of 2010. Currently the carrier has no plans to shut down its CDMA 3G network until at least 2022, when it will start to sunset some markets, with no final operation date yet set.
If you're on Verizon then get ready for lightning fast mobile speeds if you're in Chicago or Minneapolis and have the right phone.
free Caller ID in March?
Live in Michigan and subscribe to Verizon for your phone service? You’re not the only one experiencing outages.
If you’re not happy with Verizon’s service, it’s your right to cancel whenever you please. Just remember that you signed an agreement with the carrier, so you’re probably not getting off scot-free.
If you've been considering the switch to Verizon Fios, this offer may be the one that has you completing the paperwork.
I feel like it would be better to just into a corporate store and get this handled.
The Motorola Razr, the iconic flip phone of the 2000s, is apparently making a comeback this year as a $1,500 Verizon exclusive.
Verizon is apparently testing a game streaming service of its own called "Verizon Gaming."
AT&T is slapping fake 5G icons on the status bar of some of its phones. T-Mobile and Verizon both responded in very different, yet equally fantastic ways.