Visual Voicemail is supported by CDMA smartphones on the Verizon Wireless network. I know many people that have it. Also, real world speeds differ from lab speeds and in the real world you need to get a signal before you can take advantage of a speedy network—- assumign the speedy network isn’t slowed down because its jammed with too many users.

> Hon Hai is a Taiwanese company that has produced many of
> Apple’s devices in the past, including some of Apple’s
> iPhones.
 
I thought *EVER* iPhone was made by Fox Conn.
No?

How can I tell if I got a “Hon Hai” iPhone in my hand?

Re: Donna

From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn

Foxconn (???) is the trade name of the Taiwan based firm Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.

Wow, the second paragraph is a horrible misconception of CDMA.  In fact, the fastest mobile internet provided by AT&T and others is just an adaptation of CDMA, because it turned out from a technological standpoint that TDMA (which is what GSM uses) couldn’t go fast enough.

Also, visual voicemail has nothing to do with CDMA, it can be built on top of any wireless technology, including Verizon’s, if that’s what they decide to do.

Well we will see. A new iPhone is probably in the works and would probably be released this summer.

Wow, very responsive of you.

I’d be really disappointed if it was a separate version for verison and not a combination GSM/CMDA phone. I travel overseas quite a bit and need something that would work.

It’d be nice to get a better network on my iPhone, but not at the expense of overseas compatibility.

This is just more Verizon disinformation, designed to stop the bleeding.  How many times have we seen this rumor before?