- Oct 1, 2012
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So recently the Verizon logo on the Note 2 is meeting a lot of controversy right now. I've heard some very extreme reactions by the fans over this move by Big Red, from the less extreme of people saying that now they won't get this phone over a logo, to the disturbing of people saying that the people of Verizon should be raped and murdered. Over a logo. A tiny logo that you probably won't be paying much attention to anyway when you use the device anyway. I agree that the logo does make the note a tiny bit less good looking, but not much at all, in my opinion. I've heard people say that they don't want advertising on their devices and that they don't want to be "reminded that they still belong to Verizon everytime they see the button and that they're reminded that they have to pay bills. (even though you probably wouldn't forget which service provider you use anyway)." This reminds me of when you buy a car at a dealer, in which you get dealer plates; most could care less about them and don't bother removing them, and others can't stand plates and remove them ASAP.
It's interesting to touch on upon the fact that the Motorola Droid RAZR line of phones, of which all of them also have a Verizon logo on the middle of the bottom of the front of the phones, didn't meet nearly, if any at all, backlash over the logo. Ironic, isn't it?
If you really hate the logo that much, you can:
A. Spend $10 on a sticker to cover it
B. Try some other way of removing the logo at the risk of damaging the Note
C. Buy an iPhone 5 (which has no carrier branding at all)
D. Spend a heavy contract termination fee if you're contract isn't up yet to get then buy the GN2 on another carrier.
E. Buy the 4G LTE-less international version for a high price
F. Don't buy the phone at all
G. Buy it with the logo on it and deal with it
I'm going to go with G on this one.
I think we're acting a bit childish about a logo. No, not a bit childish. REALLY childish. C'mon. Really? First world problems at their very worst right here, people.
Just my 2 cents.
It's interesting to touch on upon the fact that the Motorola Droid RAZR line of phones, of which all of them also have a Verizon logo on the middle of the bottom of the front of the phones, didn't meet nearly, if any at all, backlash over the logo. Ironic, isn't it?
If you really hate the logo that much, you can:
A. Spend $10 on a sticker to cover it
B. Try some other way of removing the logo at the risk of damaging the Note
C. Buy an iPhone 5 (which has no carrier branding at all)
D. Spend a heavy contract termination fee if you're contract isn't up yet to get then buy the GN2 on another carrier.
E. Buy the 4G LTE-less international version for a high price
F. Don't buy the phone at all
G. Buy it with the logo on it and deal with it
I'm going to go with G on this one.
I think we're acting a bit childish about a logo. No, not a bit childish. REALLY childish. C'mon. Really? First world problems at their very worst right here, people.
Just my 2 cents.
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