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Live from Verizon's CES 2011 4G LTE press conference. By Darren Murph posted Jan 6th 2011 3:55PM. Live Blog. 4:56PM That'll do it! Things are wrapping up here, so we're going to see if we can't get a closer look at ...
Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg on-stage at CES 2011 (Source: Engadget) In what should not be regarded as a surprise, Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg and other presenters during his keynote address at CES.
Ready for an onslaught of 4G devices and dongles? Excited to hear just how fast your downloads are going to be this year—and maybe how much it'll cost you? Watch along here as Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg delivers his LTE-rrific keynote ...
When Verizon took the stage today for their 2011 CES keynote, we honestly weren't quite sure what to expect. Motorola already announced their upcoming 4G.
We're Live at Verizon's Press Conference in Las Vegas. The bandwidth is all kinds of shaky, but we'll keep the updates coming as ...
While we're sure it will be interesting, normally, departing Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg's CES keynote on the state of the consumer electronic industry might not be the subject of wide interest and speculation; however, ...
Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg didn't use his keynote address today at CES 2011 to announce the iPhone is on its way to his network, despite AT&T slashing iPhone 3GS prices and certain reports claiming Apple retail staff have been told to ...
Join the Mac|Life staff as we stand on the sidelines of the Verizon CES 2011 keynote and wait in anticipation for that Verizon iPhone announcement the rumor mill's been buzzing about since...well, since we can remember! ...
We want you to feel like you are right on the floor with us at CES, and as such we're going to keep you updated on our (short)comings and goings. Right now we are in line waiting for the Verizon LTE event to start. ...
At CES 2011 yesterday, Motorola and Verizon unveiled what they are calling “the first device on Google's new Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system,”

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