=== Now let's look at another case study: Verizon, a company that routinely releases upderpower, ugly, and neutered smartphones months after the competition - but they rarely have problems with the devices (the Glyde is a curious aberration). And guess what? The companies seem to be going in opposite directions - Verizon into the stratosphere and Sprint crashing back down to Earth. ===
There are many reasons that Verizon is doing better than Sprint, but how they each handle their smartphones is not one of them...
And the notion that Verizon doesn't have problems with their smartphones, even after an overly long neutering and "validation" process, is laughable... did you forget the Kyocera 7135, nevermind the Storm right now (with its major problems)...
In the final analysis, I don't know anyone who prefers Verizon's approach to bring out smartphones over Sprint's... network/CS/coverage issues, sure, but approach to smartphones, no, Sprint's still a favorite in that regard (though eventually, I believe the GSM+LTE blizt will overrun Sprint)...
>>>Now let's look at another case study: Verizon, a company that routinely releases upderpower, ugly, and neutered smartphones months after the competition - but they rarely have problems with the devices (the Glyde is a curious aberration). And guess what? The companies seem to be going in opposite directions - Verizon into the stratosphere and Sprint crashing back down to Earth.
> Now, I love clamshells as much as the next guy, but every single non-clearance non-smartphone available on Sprint's website... is a clamshell.
...And every single smartphone is a NON-clamshell... Any clamshell/flip Smartphones/PDAphones in the pipeline ?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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Now let's look at another case study: Verizon, a company that routinely releases upderpower, ugly, and neutered smartphones months after the competition - but they rarely have problems with the devices (the Glyde is a curious aberration). And guess what? The companies seem to be going in opposite directions - Verizon into the stratosphere and Sprint crashing back down to Earth.
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There are many reasons that Verizon is doing better than Sprint, but how they each handle their smartphones is not one of them...
And the notion that Verizon doesn't have problems with their smartphones, even after an overly long neutering and "validation" process, is laughable... did you forget the Kyocera 7135, nevermind the Storm right now (with its major problems)...
In the final analysis, I don't know anyone who prefers Verizon's approach to bring out smartphones over Sprint's... network/CS/coverage issues, sure, but approach to smartphones, no, Sprint's still a favorite in that regard (though eventually, I believe the GSM+LTE blizt will overrun Sprint)...