Kaufman Bros. analyst, Shaw Wu, gives some reasons why Verizon may not get the iPhone in the near future. Apple’s exclusive deal with AT&T is expected to end in the summer of 2010, but Wu notes that AT&T may try and get the contract extended. Another problem could be from what is said to be the “conflicting interests” of Apple and Verizon. Both companies are driven by a disire for high profits, as well as customer control. Verizon supposedly already turned Apple down before the AT&T exclusive contract. Most likely the reason was because Verizon wanted more control of the content on the iPhone with their V Cast network. If Verizon became an iPhone partner, they may try to put their own app store on it, which Apple will most likely deny.
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