New Apple iPhone ad brings AT&T and Verizon together

You're thinking like a geek. :) To the average user, this commercial sends the message Apple wants to get across: iPhone is now on Verizon, and it's just as good as AT&T.

And yes, four would be better than two. I don't think it'll be long before that happens— now that the door is ajar, it'll be far easier to fling it wide open.

So does that mean that with other OS's (BB, Android) that working on the 4 major carriers is better than 1 or 2? Doesn't that mean this is still a limitation?
If one version of the iPhone worked on both AT&T and Verizon (with a GSM and CDMA radio), then I can see this commercial making more sense.

I was dumbfounded when I first saw this ad. Both brand managers from AT&T & Verizon should be fired. That ad has destroyed years of differentiation efforts. An iPhone will function differently on AT&T's network than it will on Verizon's. Both companies should be playing up their respective advantages, not letting Apple demonstrate that there are no noticeable differences between the two.

WOW

I feel like this is grammatically incorrect. It should be "Two *are* better than one," right? I'm trying to figure out a way that it could be "is" because I don't think Apple would make that mistake, but I can't.

Just to kick off the discussion - no, you can't tell if FaceTime is running on Wi-Fi or 3G In the last shot. I don't feel its considered false advertising. Plus, verizon hasn't mentioned if FaceTime will run off 3G yet.