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Originally Posted by Nashdroid
So, I guess the real question is: Who is Verizon looking out for primarily? I'd say they're looking out for #1. So, that's why I'm thinking that Verizon will put their next HTC phone (the Bravo/Incredible?) on the front burner and the Nexus One will be an after thought that will be released afterwards by Google. Sure, the Nexus One will be using Verizon's network, but that's really all that it will be doing. So, I can't see Verizon putting much effort into it at all, if any, and their next big focus will be on their version of the Bravo, which I happen to believe will be called the "Droid Incredible."
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Brilliant Nash. I don't mean to add some more salt. ..I know we're in an android forum, and I'm in total agreement that Android is superior to the Apple's os. But the marketing appeal is still THE most competitive to date. Jobbs even announced that Apple is the leading mobile telephone manufacturer. My point is that The Iphone 4G is somewhere in the mix, and there might be by-standards on those hypothetical contracts regarding the release of the Iphone 4G. I would have so loved it if the Bravo had just been released Black Friday... There would be no grand delusion that Apple is superior to all by the unethical "High and Mightiest" and remove speculation as to the comparisons of two (Bravo, & Iphone 4G) future smartphones.
Who wants tequila and Lime now with that salt? ?
