Even though sources close to Apple and Verizon have revealed the impending manufacture of both the Verizon iPhone 4 and its follow-up Verizon iPhone 5, Apple Inc has refused to admit that it’s manufacturing those handsets.

The Verizon iPhone 4 is expected to be unveiled in January next year and wont look any different from the current iPhone 4 on the market. The Verizon logo will be placed at the back of the device to make it different from the others as soon as it’s seen.

The device is expected to be released on the market in February 2011 and Verizon customers will no doubt queue up on the eve of the launch to get their hands on the device. AT&T will surely be confused at that time while the volume of Verizon consumers who will log onto its site could lead to its crumble.

The Verizon iPhone 5 will be launched on the market in June 2011 and the device will be armed with 4 G connectivity and be available to both Verizon and AT&T consumers in 2 separate versions. The Verizon version will be accessible on CDMA networks while the AT&T model will be accessible on GSM networks. It’s expected that Verizon consumers who bought the previous iPhone will be able to access the iPhone 5 at special discount prices.

Apple will start sending the iPhone 5 to retailers at the beginning of July and many AT&T iPhone consumers will jump ship to Verizon by paying the penalty fee for their existing contracts.

By the end of July, iPhone 5 consumers who jumped ship from AT&T to Verizon will regret their decision as they will still be experiencing network connectivity problems and pay penalty fees to get rid of Verizon.

By September 2011, a public statement from Verizon will state that more Verizon iPhones are being bought than the Verizon Droid. This will lead to the collapse of the Android platform and will be announced on the iPhones of ordinary consumers.

The iPhone 5 will be sent to customers of Sprint by October 2011 which will stun everybody and this will be good news to Sprint’s boss who has featured in many commercials and still, his name remains unknown by many.

The iPhone 5 will be sent to T-Mobile by 2012 and rumors about the move will start appearing in the news by December 2011. An independent iPhone 6 will emerge on the market in 2012.