I am kind of happy to hear this. It tells me that Verizon still cares about their Android lineup since they don't want the Thunderbolt to be lost in the mix of the iPhone hoopla. They want to give it a proper release.
Or they want every person in the store there for the iPhone. If people are there to get a thunderbolt, they can't pay 100% attention to iPhone idiots. I wish that phone never came to Verizon. It means nothing but bad stuff for Android users. bandwideth throlling, sure to be increase in service fees. The upgrade policy has already changed.