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AT&T Lawsuit: Verizon Response Calls It A Case Of Sour Grapes

After AT&T filed a lawsuit against Verizon's ad campaigns, the latter has finally responded. 

And very much like the ads in question, the court filing is nothing short of scathing attacks on Ma Bell. 

Verizon Anti-iPhone Campaign Drags On - Is it Time Verizon Stopped?

"Petty tyrannies that have made their way into our cell phones. Into the very way we choose to speak to another human being" - so goes a new print ad published in Sports Illustrated by Verizon. 

After attacking AT&T and the iPhone in their ad campaigns, Verizon have finally taken on Steve Jobs himself. 

New AT&T Ad Educates Customers About Verizon's Misleading Ads

Verizon's audacious marketing campaign will only get aggressive as we move towards the holiday season and lawsuits might not help AT&T in time to compete fairly against Verizon this season. 

Probably realizing just this, AT&T has launched a counter campaign to educate their customers about the misleading Verizon ad campaign. 

Verizon Attacks AT&T 3G Coverage On Its Ads One More Time

Looks like Verizon is on a mission to make people aware of AT&T's "inferior" 3G coverage. 

Just days after Ma Bell filed a lawsuit against Verizon for its 'There's a map for that' ad campaign, the latter has launched a new series of ads attacking AT&T's 3G network one more time. 

AT&T Sues Verizon Over 'Misleading' Ad Campaign

Remember the 'There's a map for that' ad from Verizon where the carrier claims that they have five times more 3G coverage than AT&T? 

AT&T is not happy with the way their network coverage has been portrayed in the ad and has now filed a lawsuit against Verizon for what the company says are claims that confuse the consumers. 

After Verizon, Microsoft Now Makes Fun of Apple in New Humor Video

Perhaps the best indication of a company's success is the amount of ridicule it receives from its competitors. 

A day after Apple posted results from its most profitable quarter ever, the Microsoft mobile development team has released a humorous video poking fun at the Apple app store. 

UK's Advertising Watchdog Bans Another iPhone 3G Ad

If you remember, Apple's iPhone television ad that said "all the parts of the internet are on the phone" was banned by UK's Advertising watchdog back in August as they got complaints from some customers claiming that it gave a misleading impression of the internet capabilities of the iPhone.

It had also prompted Apple to change the wordings of the iPhone 3G ads in UK  to say "really fast" instead of "twice as fast" to avoid running into trouble again with U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority.

But it looks like that hasn't helped, as UK's Advertising watchdog has banned that ad as well  after receiving 17 complaints that the commercial was "exaggerating the speed of iPhone 3G."

iPhone 3G Ads in UK say "Really Fast" and Not "Twice As Fast"

Apple's iPhone television ad that says "all the parts of the internet are on the phone" was banned by UK's Advertising watchdog as they got complaints from some customers claiming that it gave a misleading impression of the internet capabilities of the iPhone.

It appears that Apple has changed the wordings of their iPhone 3G ads in UK to say "really fast" instead of "twice as fast" to avoid running into trouble again with U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority.

iPhone Ad Banned by UK's Advertising Watchdog Due to Misleading "Internet Capabilities" Claims

Apple's iPhone television ad that says "all the parts of the internet are on the phone" has been banned by UK's Advertising watchdog as it gives a misleading impression of the internet capabilities of the iPhone.

Apple Releases 3 New iPhone Ads

Apple has released three new ads to demonstrate the use of the iPhone App Store on their website recently.

They might not be newsworthy, but if you a have a few minutes to spare, then can check them out after the jump.