Verizon Wireless news from FierceDeveloper

Verizon Wireless is reportedly poised to introduce a suite of handsets based on the LiMo Foundation's mobile Linux OS as the operator forges ahead on its Read more...

Google versus Verizon, Round 2 In a move seemingly inspired by those 'True Love Waits' abstinence pledges, Google is petitioning the FCC to obtain a guarantee from Verizon Wireless promising the Read more...

Google finally admitted to the worst-kept secret in wireless when counsel Richard Whitt and Joseph Faber confessed that the web services giant's sole rationale for entering the FCC's recent 700 Read more...

Sprint is taking on Verizon Wireless' LG Voyager as well as AT&T's Apple iPhone with the Samsung Instinct, a new touchscreen phone introduced at last week's CTIA Wireless 2008 event. "This is Read more...

On the eve of CTIA Wireless 2008, Verizon Wireless introduced five new devices including the BlackBerry Curve, the LG enV2, the Motorola Q9c, the XV6900 and the Samsung Alias. The XV6900 smartphone Read more...

Wednesday, March 19 brings Verizon Wireless' first Open Development Device Conference, slated to feature the release and publication of the technical specifications for the operator's "Any Device, Read more...

Verizon Wireless announced its first Open Development Device Conference, scheduled for March 19 in New York City, will feature the release and publication of the technical specifications for the Read more...

Maybe the solution to the device fragmentation quagmire bedeviling mobile applications development lies in bringing an end to developer fragmentation. At least that's the thesis put forward last Read more...

Don't look now, but Palm is making a comeback. The device maker ended 2007 on the ropes: After announcing in April plans to introduce a Read more...

Lisa: "Did you know that the Chinese use the same word for 'crisis' as they do for 'opportunity'?" Homer: "Yes! Crisitunity!" --The Simpsons, Episode 114, "Fear of Read more...