Bug Discovered on Verizon iPhone, Cannot Conference Call More than 3 Lines

Brad Molen  By on 13 Feb 11

It seems the last couple weeks all we have heard about is the argument about whether Verizon or AT&T has the better iPhone, and what makes each one different. We’ve heard the argument that AT&T’s iPhone can do simultaneous voice and data, and that it can be used internationally. Not to mention the fact that many people enjoy the Verizon iPhone’s network better. But here’s one that we haven’t heard yet, and we are frankly surprised it took a few days to learn about: the Verizon iPhone is reportedly unable to connect more than 3 phones into a conference call at once, and can’t swap calls either.

Check out the video below and let us know what you think. It’s not being widely reported, so we’re not sure if this is just a software glitch, or if it’s a true limitation based on the iPhone being on Verizon. We’re anxious to find out if anyone has also experienced the same problem.

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  • Trenner

    When I heard about the ViPhone’s inability to talk, and process data I had to chuckle. Here I am with my AT&T verizon, and a tracfone to back it up when it cannot get signal. Networking would still be a problem in some areas regarding signal alone, and if I did choose to surf, and chat, I could do it with both phones. Seems that verizon customers will have to do the same.

  • Guest

    The argument that AT&T’s version can do simultaneous voice and data isn’t much of an argument if your carrier continuously drops calls…

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