31 Oct 08 Verizon Wireless Says T-Mobile G1 is No Good
Well here’s a surprise! After we’ve seen Sprint’s CEO saying that the current Android device can’t live up to his expectations, we have Verizon declaring that the G1 isn’t good enough either. Verizon wants its people ready to answer customers should those ask the G1 question… Why not get a G1 from T-Mobile instead of a Verizon phone?
Read the reasons below. Among those we have “super-limited 3G coverage”, “music downloads via Amazon MP3 limited to WiFi”. Well then I wonder if T-Mobile is going to go through the similar trouble when the Storm comes!
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The G1 replace DS, PSP, GPS, Kindle, MP3 & DVD player, and eventually my laptop.
I tried the G1 and have to say it falls short on the iphone apps.