AT&T iPhone 4 vs. Verizon iPhone 4: what's changed?
Is an iPhone 4, an iPhone 4? Not quite, now that Verizon has launched a CDMA version of the device -- in fact, there are a number of notable differences that you're going to want to consider before buying either model (or making the jump from AT&T to Big Red). We wanted to dig in and see exactly what has changed -- how does pricing compare, for instance? What features have been added or removed? In light of both Verizon's and AT&T's harping on 4G data in the past week at CES, do either of these phones support it? Let's have a quick look!
AT&T  | Verizon |
Price (on contract) | $199 16GB, $299 32GB | $199 16GB, $299 32GB |
Data plan1 | $15 / 200MB | $15 / 150MB? |
Early upgrades available at launch | Yes | No |
Global roaming capability | Yes | No |
Simultaneous voice / data on 3G | Yes | No |
WiFi mobile hotspot option | No | Yes |
4G data (HSPA+ / LTE) | No | No |
Rated talk time | 2G voice: | 2G voice: |
1Verizon hasn't announced iPhone plan pricing yet, so current smartphone pricing is used here for comparison. |
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