Verizon has remained relatively quiet on the subject of the proposed merger between AT&T and T-Mobile. Unlike other carriers such as Sprint and Cellular South, Verizon doesn’t seem to be for or against the merger. Verizon’s take on this has remained firmly in the middle, but that doesn’t mean the company doesn’t have its opinions regarding the merger at all. Verizon Communications CEO Lowell McAdam shared his thoughts at a Goldman Sachs conference on the merger and its government opposition.

Yesterday, we heard Senator Herb Kohl deliver his two cents on the merger between T-Mobile and AT&T. As you may or may not recall, he was staunchly against the merger and several house important House Democrats agreed with his opinion. However, Senator Lee saw the possible benefits of the merger and urged the Department of more »

We’ve received another confirmation of the mythical Verizon iPhone by way of Fortune today. Fortune contributing writer Sarah Ellison reports that the Verizon iPhone will come in 2011. That’s 3 major publications now, WSJ, NYT and now Fortune all going on record saying the unicorn that is the Verizon iPhone is real. Is it time more »

One big piece of info coming out of the Google/Verizon announcement today is that Google Voice will be a big part of the Google phones Verizon will carry, starting with two this year. Verizon and Google have been working together for over a year on this and they expect the multi-year partnership will produce more more »