Verizon has debuted a new anti-AT&T iPhone TV advertisement. Backed by closeups of a rotating CDMA iPhone 4 shot against a black background, the ad’s announcer states, “It’s beautiful. It’s intelligent. Even genius. But does your network work?” The phone then rings, and Verizon’s worker/mascot answers, saying, “Yes, I can hear you now.” The commercial finishes with a voiceover saying “This is America’s largest and most reliable network. Verizon. Built so you can rule the air,” while the company’s 3G service map, logo, and “Rule the Air” logo is shown on the screen. The commercial is available for viewing on YouTube via the above link or in embedded form below.
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