Many were hoping for a big announcement at the last Apple event earlier this month, that would confirm or deny the latest rumors of a Verizon iPhone, but Steve Jobs stuck to a script that kept the subject off the table. Now, only a few weeks later, Verizon iPhone rumors have resurfaced, and this time leaks are coming from the actual technology companies that are said to be developing iPhones for Verizon’s CDMA network.

iPhone Repair to be Extended to Verizon (CDMA) Technology at Dr. Cell Phone

Rumors resurfaced last Friday, just 24 hours after Verizon’s CEO, Ivan Seidenberg, suggested that the iPhone would not be a Verizon reality anytime soon. According to a report by Digitimes, the latest rumors can be traced back to Taiwan-based hardware maker Pegatron, who will reportedly start manufacturing a Verizon-compatible iPhone in November. Other rumors say that Verizon is waiting to roll out their LTE 4G network for the iPhone, which should be out by the end of 2010. There are also leaks stating that the CDMA/LTE iPhone is already being tested on Verizon in Boston and component manufacturers are suggesting that Apple is preparing to build at least 3 million Verizon capable iPhones in December to prepare for a January 2011 launch.

Whether iPhone for Verizon is a Rumor or Reality, Dr. Cell Phone will continue to offer the Great Repair Service all across the united States and Canada. The iPhone Repair Service would be extended to the CDMA technology to help the Verizon iPhone users in future. “Not much of the hardware changes in CDMA except the reception unit which decodes the signal along with Antenna Design” says the senior repair technician at Dr. Cell Phone.