The Verizon version of the iPhone 4 doesn't need a full review—partially because you've read a bunch already, and partially because there's not a lot to differentiate it from the AT&T iPhone 4. Yes, iFixit found a number of subtle differences between the two devices on the inside, but from the user end, there are really only two major differentiators: choice of network and the personal hotspot feature.
We decided to focus our testing energy on these two differentiators, plus the Verizon iPhone's battery performance, with a special focus on Chicago. (Chicago is where the largest concentration of the Ars staff is based, and Chicago rarely gets any love in tech circles.) But this city has seen its fair share of frustrations when it comes to cell network coverage, and what better time than the present to pit AT&T against Verizon than when you have two near-identical devices on different networks?
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