i wish somebody at Verizon could tell me why they constantly cripple their phones? i just can't seem to figure out why they think it's such a good idea to do this. i can understand them locking built in GPS to nickel and dime us but crippling the specs just makes no sense. all they do is make the phones more buggy and slow. maybe it's to make people come back and buy another one before their contract is up or something. it's just baffling to me that they repeatedly do this.
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i wish somebody at Verizon could tell me why they constantly cripple their phones? i just can't seem to figure out why they think it's such a good idea to do this. i can understand them locking built in GPS to nickel and dime us but crippling the specs just makes no sense. all they do is make the phones more buggy and slow. maybe it's to make people come back and buy another one before their contract is up or something. it's just baffling to me that they repeatedly do this.
Verizon is coming out with the Treo 600 in a few more months too. It took them awhile to figure out how to cripple the memory.