Last week for HTC to get out OTA-- for me it is hysterical. Everyone getting into the GB thing. I am more concerned about getting 4G in my area- I am in Long Island NY- Suffolk-
This phone works great right now.
You never know what a new OTA will bring
Thunderbolt is awesome. Love the ability to talk on phone and use internet.
End of discussion
I have LTE and it rocks. I'm with you JAYBRO, don't need an update unless it's ready for prime time.
NO gps issues, NO network issues, NO call issues, over 100 apps installed and I reboot once a week just for the hell of it, the phone does not slow down at all as I open and close a couple of dozen apps a day for a week. I don't know where other users live, or if they got a bad phone, or what the heck they are doing with them but mine is pure stock OTA MR2 and with the exception of the occasional Force Close of apps I don't exactly trust implicitly the Thunderbolt is the closest thing to a laptop in my pocket as I can get.
Oh yeah, Verizon sent 2 Thunderbolts and 2 Bionics to my company's Telecom group to test since there is a possibility (this is a Fortune 100 company we are talking about) they will get rid of Blackberry and BES servers and go to Android devices. So far, in every stress test and speed test in real world usage the Thunderbolt is winning.
Not looking to start an argument, not looking to start a he said-she said gab fest, just telling it like it is. TBolt in Ft. Worth TX blows away Bionic in Ft. Worth TX. Better battery (believe it or not), better GPS, better call quality and better LTE radio. Granted, this is location based and not many apps are tweaked for dual core yet so I would expect the Bionic to move ahead in battery life eventually. Right now the Thunderbolt is still better than the Bionic at a wide variety of tasks that a large business considers necessary and these TBolts are running Froyo not Gingerbread yet.