I registered just to reply to this. I have found a lot of helpful information here and this is a good tip if you are not using the internet. Actually there is a widget that has Settings/Mobile Network/Wifi/AutoSync/Roaming for quick toggle of these items. There is also one for GPS, HotSpot, Brightness and Bluetooth. Yes a fix should be made for the battery life. I am a very light user and this is my first Android phone. Coming from a BB with data on all the time and to go 3-days without charging it was awesome, but I couldn't do half of what I can do with this phone. Right now with data on, I am at almost 18 hours of uptime and 2:47 hours of awake time with 30% left. Considering I was asleep for 7 hours, At my Desk working for 8 hours, that left 3 hours for me to actually use it assuming I did nothing else with those 3 hours.
As a business tool, I think BB wins hands down. But for the power and flexibility the TB (or any Android for that matter) no competition. I have been researching phone choice for a while and was going to go with the Incredible, but then saw the TB was coming and I waited to pick this up. And when I read about the Inc, early postings on it were bad also, and now most love their Inc, so it will get better. I don't mind a little power management to get me through the day.
SMS/EMAIL/TXT make us forget the human aspect of things. A phone. Quite frankly I would be more upset if call quality sucked, which it doesn't or when making or receiving calls there was an issue. When there is an emergency, we do not rely on e-mail we rely on the phone. I expect to be able to reach my colleagues as well as they can reach me.
