That's my plan, even if it means ponying up $650 (In monthly installments, thankfully) so I can keep my unlimited data. I'm really tired of what I thought was going to be a groundbreaking, top of the line phone (which it was, in concept) only to find that it was basically a barely-supported guinea pig released, apparently, just to rush something to the market. I'm looking forward to having a phone not just with a pedigree but with a proven pedigree in the Galaxy S series.
My poor ol' Thunderdud has worked well - when it works. But when it hasn't, my gosh, it causes me almost as much frustration as my ex (I can't just turn her off or remove the battery like I can with the phone). :/ Random restarts, random data dropping, random screen brightness changes, unresponsiveness (took me almost a minute the other day to get it to start dialing a phone number - good thing it wasn't 911!), short battery life, etc.
My poor ol' Thunderdud has worked well - when it works. But when it hasn't, my gosh, it causes me almost as much frustration as my ex (I can't just turn her off or remove the battery like I can with the phone). :/ Random restarts, random data dropping, random screen brightness changes, unresponsiveness (took me almost a minute the other day to get it to start dialing a phone number - good thing it wasn't 911!), short battery life, etc.