verizon

Regarding Verizon HD voice, you have to turn it on via settings on the phone and also on the Verizon website.

For now Verizon only works with Verizon and AT&T with AT&T but before the year is over, Verizon and AT&T should be able to communicate with each other via HD Voice.

For example Verizon would want to control what happens to users on their network (and already do so).

And if not Google, the FCC should be taking a good, hard look at Verizon Wireless.

If Apple decides that you should upgrade (or not) there's little Deutsche Telekom or Verizon or any other middlevendor can do about it.

I may look into jailbreak/rooting options that are compatible with ongoing Verizon service, for the phone.

The situation in Verizon is distinguishable because the handsets involved were already designed to support third-party applications with limited privileges, and also because Verizon was a Block C licensee with network access obligations, not an equipment grantee.

And, Verizon has a lot of users, here in the U.

I use my phone the same way whether my phone is on Verizon or AT&T.

That it's closed against us is not nice at all, but being closed against Deutsche Telekom and Verizon and such is a feature, not a bug.

If this is really true, I will consider ebaying my droid, coughing up the $150 cancellation fee and saying goodbye to Verizon forever.

BUT, they told me that one of the selling points of this model on Verizon was that they were committing to releasing updates in a timely manner.

This becomes "simple math", for the user on Verizon.

All available evidence points to Verizon having better coverage, especially in outlying areas, including this article's focus on speed rather than coverage, and AT&T's commercials saying "What do you mean we don't have coverage?

The agency fined Verizon, for instance, when it tried to block third-party tethering apps [2].

Verizon that restrict what applications you can run on their network.

Verizon has long been a bastard with regard to releasing updates.