Here's the reason for the post. Yes, I knew the device wouldn't have flash when I bought it, but I found that information about 3 days before I bought it and AFTER I pre-ordered it from BB and saved the $800 for it. I also used $115 worth of BB reward zone dollars. This IS one of the best devices I have ever owned, but I feel like a groom whose newlywed wife gets cold feet on the honeymoon. Sure I could have waited to buy it, but I wanted the device and am happy I got it. I don't think it's too much to ask to actually have software that the manufacturers and carriers advertise. I have no intention of buying an HTC Thunderbolt, but if I did I would be soooo pissed. They are adverstising something you cannot buy. With the Xoom, there is very little software to support its unbelievable hardware. I like Apple, but the DROID offers much more to me, mainly customization, openness, etc...How can Motorola compete if their high end device, which is very expensive, cannot differentiate itself from the IPad/IPad2? I realize the Android OS is different from AppleOs, but when people ask what this does that the IPad/2 doesn't do, it's kinda like, uh...,well...I am a huge Android supporter. I have owned Eris, Incredible,D2,X, and Xoom. The only Apple product I have is an IPod. Wife has an IPad. I know I will be innundated with examples of what the Xoom can do that the IPad can't,(widescreen,rooting,etc...) but this is getting rediculous. All I want is what the device was suppossed to do,i.e. FLASH, SD,LTE. Is that too much to ask?
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