Verizon is bound to get this beautiful phone....at some point in time.

So, I’m sure you have heard the rumors, but honestly, enough already!!!! I can’t take it anymore. I want to know who is going to become the iPhones next big carrier. Verizon or T-Mobile?

I was hanging out with the fam this weekend for Christmas and started talking about how badly we each wanted a new phone. Someone brought up the notion that iPhone was indeed, coming to Verizon in January.

This got me all excited even when I knew it would lead to this blog, then lead to a sobbing fit. Not really, that would be pretty pathetic, actually not pretty at all.  I am of course still hoping for a miracle. In case you haven’t heard the gossip, here’s the saga.

Awhile ago it was said that Verizon would be the next likely service provider for the iPhone, but then it was said that Verizon passed — Said Nah, We love V-cast! Blah. Blah. Blah. I barely use it, do you? I surely could do without.

Then Verizon came out with the Droid and have to point out everything Droid has that iPhone doesn’t. I could tell you one thing iPhone has that Driod doesn’t….Fans! You’re telling me that there is or will be another phone out there to put the iPhone reputation in the dirt? As if. If it is one thing Apple has done a superb job with it’s the name…Everybody knows it, everybody talks about it, everybody wants it, including me.

Now it is “said” that T-Mobile is going to benefit from this deal because T-Mobile is a GSM carrier rather than a CDMA carrier. This means that Apple would not have to manufacture a new version of the iPhone to run on its network. If T-Mobile gets the pleasure of housing the iPhone, we get to go through another year of the same he said, she said crap and someone has yet to create the new stinking version.

But before the emotions start welling up, a bit of rejoice. Earlier this month, a research analyst says Verizon will see the iPhone in late 2010.

Anyway you look at it,Verizon is bound to get this beautiful phone….at some point in time. I hope I’m wrong, but I think we could be waiting a few years. I’m curious how many people Verizon would lose over this?

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