Finally! The wait is over for millions of loyal Verizon customers who have been waiting for the Apple iPhone 4 to be both compatible and available on the Verizon CDMA network. Since 2007, AT&T has had exclusive rights on the iPhone in the U.S. I didn’t realise what the big issue was, until I was in Las Vegas for CES 2011 only a couple of weeks ago – to put it bluntly, the AT&T network is shocking. For most of the trade show, I was left without reception and experienced numerous black spots in the hotel I was staying in. I can now sincerely sympathize with Verizon / non-AT&T customers who want an iPhone 4 as well as a decent network to host it.

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It makes totally perfect sense – allow your customers free access to the internet so that they will hang around longer, potentially order / consume more goods and services and increase the likelihood that they will do it all again tomorrow. Seems good in theory however it’s sad that many cafe owners (especially in Australia) are ignorant of the possibilities of converting the tech needs of their demographic into more revenue as many are often too focussed on the operational aspects of their businesses.

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