I agree, as someone who is going to pay $98.88 for the Devour at Walmart this weekend.... Please implement this Friday Night so I can save $98.88 plus tax on Saturday Morning!!!!!!Why would Verizon have to wait for the Droid to "sellout" in order to start selling the Incredible? It's a different phone (keyboard, lesser OS etc). Make the Eris/Devour Low end (1.6), make the Droid Mid level (2.01 for now) and Inc high end. Eris/Devour free with 2 years, Droid $99 with 2 years and Inc $199 with two years.
Now you have 3 price tiers, 3 different levels of device for 3 different consumers (low end/tweens....keyboard lovers and high end users).
No need for them to wait to clear inventory. If anything it will help them move more devices AND add more high end users from other carriers. Just my opinion and nothing you say can change that!
Why would Verizon have to wait for the Droid to "sellout" in order to start selling the Incredible? It's a different phone (keyboard, lesser OS etc). Make the Eris/Devour Low end (1.6), make the Droid Mid level (2.01 for now) and Inc high end. Eris/Devour free with 2 years, Droid $99 with 2 years and Inc $199 with two years.
Now you have 3 price tiers, 3 different levels of device for 3 different consumers (low end/tweens....keyboard lovers and high end users).
No need for them to wait to clear inventory. If anything it will help them move more devices AND add more high end users from other carriers. Just my opinion and nothing you say can change that!
Why do Las Vegas and Montana Man's box have to be in the Pacific Time zone? The extra 3 hours is killin' me... :-(
I don't know.. you really think people are that worried about the $50-100 difference of initial cost? I guess I've always figured the extra $30 per month for any of them was the bigger issue.
Why would Verizon have to wait for the Droid to "sellout" in order to start selling the Incredible? It's a different phone (keyboard, lesser OS etc). Make the Eris/Devour Low end (1.6), make the Droid Mid level (2.01 for now) and Inc high end. Eris/Devour free with 2 years, Droid $99 with 2 years and Inc $199 with two years.
Now you have 3 price tiers, 3 different levels of device for 3 different consumers (low end/tweens....keyboard lovers and high end users).
No need for them to wait to clear inventory. If anything it will help them move more devices AND add more high end users from other carriers. Just my opinion and nothing you say can change that!
Why do Las Vegas and Montana Man's box have to be in the Pacific Time zone? The extra 3 hours is killin' me... :-(
HAHA I got a good laugh at this, I twitted this to HTC and Verizon yesterday:
thanks for all the info on the incredible today @htc @vzwoffers, catch the sarcasm?
and they twitted this back today:
VZWOffers
@will_ayres Hi Will, Yes the sarcasm was loud and clear We do have some good stuff coming soon, stay around, okay?
I have been tied to my Omnia i910 for a year and a half now and have learned to love our Devs/hackers to make these phones run. So since I have been following all the latest and greatest phones to come out, I look at one thing. How much support does this phone have from devs. We all know that the Incredible will be hacked in about 2 hours from root to over-clocking. The EVO on the other may not because of WiMax. I just see alot of issues with that dual connectivity thing and its going to be a while IMHO before you see much happening. Maybe I'm wrong but for me the Incredible has me F5'ing engadget every 2 minutes.
Very interesting.... wonder if that will be announced at CTIA... that has a 4.3" screen for those who are envious of the EVO.So,
As soon as the Incredible is ready for order online I am pulling the trigger.
With that said, I want you all to brace your selves for a Motorola announcement (like NKT alluded to).
Why?
Motorola filing just passed through the FCC today with a CDMA phone that has a 1500mAh battery. Gotta be the shadow/successor to the DROID. Temporary confidentiality is set at 6 months, so it could be a while.
I posted more info here
Please excuse my ignorance, but does Android or more specifically, the Incredible support Flash such as Flash Movies?
Very interesting.... wonder if that will be announced at CTIA... that has a 4.3" screen for those who are envious of the EVO.
Very interesting.... wonder if that will be announced at CTIA... that has a 4.3" screen for those who are envious of the EVO.
HAHA I got a good laugh at this, I twitted this to HTC and Verizon yesterday:
thanks for all the info on the incredible today @htc @vzwoffers, catch the sarcasm?
and they twitted this back today:
VZWOffers
@will_ayres Hi Will, Yes the sarcasm was loud and clear We do have some good stuff coming soon, stay around, okay?
Hmm, I was actually hoping I'd like the EVO. It'd probably cost me the same the buy unsubsidized on VZW (on contract from a launch day Droid) or pay the ETF and get a subsidized phone on Sprint. I'd much rather support Sprint, too, since they have a huge WiMax area here in Baltimore and unbelievable plan prices.
However, that 4.3" screen is simply too large, IMO. I'd rather go 3.7" amoled for brighter colors and (at same res) sharper text. I'd also gladly take that 8GB memory, since my 16GB mem card is overflowing with music, and the 32GB cards are a bit too pricey right now.
Incredible is honestly perfectly tailored to my phone wishlist! I sincerely hope VZW doesn't get bashed if the two phones are compared, because I would DEFINITELY pick the Incredible every time, if given the choice.
It's going to take more than the way the slide mechanism works for me to get that phone over the Incredible, I'd get the droid before the devour.Say what you guys will about the Devour, but the way that slide works does more for me than any eye candy they throw in with Sense.
Looks like a lot of LTE news coming today from VZW.
Posted on twitter:
VzW_NYMetro
A lot of LTE news from #VerizonWireless today at #CTIA in preparation for the 4G network roll out later this year http://news.vzw.com/
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