As far as I'm concerned, I don't care what processor it launches with (although most likely the MSM 8660 clocked at 1.5 GHz, sorry Krait and OMAP fans) I just want it to be released in October/November. For once, let Verizon actually launch a phone when it's appropriate and not a year behind all its competitors.
If Verizon honestly believes that any of the current Android offerings, including the Bionic which released today, will be able to stand toe-to-toe against the iPhone 5 and create more business then they are sorely mistaken. I stand by my statement that I believe the Bionic will be obsolete within 2 months of being released as it's comprised of mostly last year's tech. You don't spend an additional 9 months on a phone because it was right the first time. It's time to wake up and listen to the consumers who are spending their hard-earned dollars for what at this point is only a "network", while other carriers are releasing much more exciting and desirable phones (SGS2 for example) in the "appropriate time frame".
If Verizon honestly believes that any of the current Android offerings, including the Bionic which released today, will be able to stand toe-to-toe against the iPhone 5 and create more business then they are sorely mistaken. I stand by my statement that I believe the Bionic will be obsolete within 2 months of being released as it's comprised of mostly last year's tech. You don't spend an additional 9 months on a phone because it was right the first time. It's time to wake up and listen to the consumers who are spending their hard-earned dollars for what at this point is only a "network", while other carriers are releasing much more exciting and desirable phones (SGS2 for example) in the "appropriate time frame".