I say 8/11. isn't there something about the fcc posting the ok date to show pics and manual, as 8/7? Why would they have to wait until after it's been released?
I say 8/11. isn't there something about the fcc posting the ok date to show pics and manual, as 8/7? Why would they have to wait until after it's been released?
Why does the FCC control when a company can release their product's information? Or perhaps it's because it's still getting approved by the FCC?
I'm not questioning your post in anyway but just want some clarification on why the FCC would control that type of stuff.
I say 8/11. isn't there something about the fcc posting the ok date to show pics and manual, as 8/7? Why would they have to wait until after it's been released?
Why does the FCC control when a company can release their product's information? Or perhaps it's because it's still getting approved by the FCC?
I'm not questioning your post in anyway but just want some clarification on why the FCC would control that type of stuff.
Let's just hope that when all the delay and release date drama is over and the Bionic finally arrives, the delays did translate into significant improvements and the phone is worth the wait. Though I have been eligible to upgrade for over a month, I still plan to wait on the Bionic, but when it comes out, if I am not impressed with it, I'll go with another LTE device.
I say 8/11. isn't there something about the fcc posting the ok date to show pics and manual, as 8/7? Why would they have to wait until after it's been released?
Why does the FCC control when a company can release their product's information? Or perhaps it's because it's still getting approved by the FCC?
I'm not questioning your post in anyway but just want some clarification on why the FCC would control that type of stuff.
It's not the FCC who has anything to do with it, it's Motorola allowing them to reveal the info and/or images they were given with the device when it was submitted to be approved by the FCC.
So basically, Moto gives the FCC a gag order that says, you can't release what we've given you until 8/7, because we've yet to release the info ourselves.
Why does the FCC control when a company can release their product's information? Or perhaps it's because it's still getting approved by the FCC?
I'm not questioning your post in anyway but just want some clarification on why the FCC would control that type of stuff.
It's not the FCC who has anything to do with it, it's Motorola allowing them to reveal the info and/or images they were given with the device when it was submitted to be approved by the FCC.
So basically, Moto gives the FCC a gag order that says, you can't release what we've given you until 8/7, because we've yet to release the info ourselves.
Thanks for clearing that up. Again, my point is why have a gag order until 3 days after the phone's been released?
I was mostly happy with my D1, and planned on waiting until the fall to see what crop of phones were on the horizon. That is, until my wife dropped it, and now it's as if the phone's had a stroke; the left side is paralyzed and non responsive. I can work my way around it, but not for too much longer.
As a long time verizon customer and fan of moto phones, I just can't believe what we are having to go through here. I will totally understand if they have been holding the Bionic back to make it one of the best 4g lte phones as of yet and even surprise us with an unlocked bootloader. But if this phone is a fail I will be really upset and will be getting either the Droid Charge or wait a little longer to see if the Galaxy SII aka Function, comes out and just get that.
I am on edge everyday waiting and hoping for some news of the release date of the Bionic because it has been a sloppy roller coaster of blundered information. I have been up for an upgrade since yesterday and I love my D1 but it is time for it to go and that Droid Charge is looking prettier and prettier everyday.
I just had to get that off of my chest.
The longer this goes on, the more I think about waiting for the gs2 irregardless of 4g.
The longer this goes on, the more I think about waiting for the gs2 irregardless of 4g.
The longer this goes on, the more I think about waiting for the gs2 irregardless of 4g.
I'm with you. Except for the LTE, the bionic is like a high HP z28, and the S2 is a Veyron.
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