What is a "limited period of time"? a week? couple of days?
Best Buy HAS made a few phones available a few days before Verizon did. But it was just a few days ahead ... a week max.
Doesn't make any sense to announce the phone on the eve of CTIA. It'll be news for one day...
I think we'll hear an announcement on Tuesday for a Thursday release. They don't need a full week to announce since the phone has already been reveled. Just a thought.
What is a "limited period of time"? a week? couple of days?
Best Buy HAS made a few phones available a few days before Verizon did. But it was just a few days ahead ... a week max.
Yeah, but didn't they get in trouble for that. Droid Pro?
Verizon site down again.
Probably a denial of service attack from HTC to disrupt the IPad2 launch![]()
Anonymous means they don't know who it is. I'm anonymous, would you believe me if i told you it was delayed until December?
Wow, Cory, I didn't realize you had been compiling all of Be5n's remarks for us. That is a lot of work! Big ups!
As much as you love your Fascinate, will you be getting a Bolt? Or are you waiting for the Stealth?
That is possible. Verizon has done that before with Fascinate and Droid 2 ... both high-end android phones.
I'll probably try both out (because that's how I am), but I'm having a tough time getting too excited about any upcoming phones because of size and form factor options. I want to take all 3 phones, add LTE, and then mash them together.
At CES the Stealth felt too big and had weird plastic buttons, but I was drooling all over its Super AMOLED Plus screen. I examined the TB under the bright lights of an In & Out Burger
- Fascinates form factor and 4" screen size (fits nicely in the hands and pocket)
- Stealth's new Super AMOLED plus screen technology.
- TB's build quality (especially the back), HTC Sense (the email, dialer screen, and browser), reputation for hackability and software updates, and a working GPS.
I'll probably try both out (because that's how I am), but I'm having a tough time getting too excited about any upcoming phones because of size and form factor options. I want to take all 3 phones, add LTE, and then mash them together.
At CES the Stealth felt too big and had weird plastic buttons, but I was drooling all over its Super AMOLED Plus screen. I examined the TB under the bright lights of an In & Out Burger, so the TB was at a disadvantage there, but it felt solid in my hands and overall I left with a yep that's an HTC Sense phone kind of feeling. Nothing wrong with it and if you're new to Android or are are due for an upgrade, this phone is going to blow you away. If you're in the small minority (like me) that wants to get blown away with something new every 6 months, I wasn't quite there. That's an important thing to point out, because I am not the average consumer. Most people I know buy phones on contract and when they buy one, they are jumping to something that is likely a pretty good upgrade, especially if they are crossing platforms. My expectations are unrealistic and criticism should be taken with a grain of salt. These guys are doing the best the can at a very rapid rate. Adding LTE, improving build quality, tweeking their UI's, boosting performance, adapting to new network technologies, etc. But they don't want anything they put out to be a one-trick pony, so there will always be something just a tad better a few months down the road.
- Fascinates form factor and 4" screen size (fits nicely in the hands and pocket)
- Stealth's new Super AMOLED plus screen technology.
- TB's build quality (especially the back), HTC Sense (the email, dialer screen, and browser), reputation for hackability and software updates, and a working GPS.
That said, I am so over the Fascinates GPS issues (yep they are back again) that the TB would probably blow me away if it works well. Thank goodness for Adrynalyne and his ROM's. He keeps me sane.
I spoke too quickly. People must be checking to see if the Thunderbolt is released.
