**BLOWN AWAY**
:cus::cus::cus::cus:
Leaving big blue for big red was a big mistake on my part.... Verizon is so cocky and gloats about their LTE and they cant even get it right...
#TeamRed : (
Leaving big blue for big red was a big mistake on my part.... Verizon is so cocky and gloats about their LTE and they cant even get it right...
#TeamRed : (
Funny that the LTE aircards work fine....
Leaving big blue for big red was a big mistake on my part.... Verizon is so cocky and gloats about their LTE and they cant even get it right...
#TeamRed : (
Funny that the LTE aircards work fine....
The issue may be the phones are not able to handle those speeds with out an increase in power output, hence the possible poor battery life experienced by the TB. Motorola and HTc are probably experiencing similar problems, TB is under more pressure cause they suppose to be the "first".
Funny that the LTE aircards work fine....
The issue may be the phones are not able to handle those speeds with out an increase in power output, hence the possible poor battery life experienced by the TB. Motorola and HTc are probably experiencing similar problems, TB is under more pressure cause they suppose to be the "first".
Well if that's the case then HTC is totally to blame. Verizon knew the power requirements for an LTE radio before they signed off on HTC making the TB. No way they kept that info private... also, we all knew LTE "could" end up using more power, yet HTC decided that 1400 mAH would be enough???
I don't think there are any issues with LTE that were not previously known. Its not like Verizon has officially delayed anything anyway... its still Q1...
Just a question stemming from my curiosity.
Hope I'm being general enough.
For all of those endlessly complaining about what VZW and HTC are CURRENTLY doing.
"What would you do if you were in their shoes?"
PLEASE NOTE I SAID "CURRENTLY" and "do" not "done".
Got out in front and be upfront so no one is speculating for us. I understand confidentiality but there are ways for a company to keep the users up to date by telling them "need to know" info only.
Got out in front and be upfront so no one is speculating for us. I understand confidentiality but there are ways for a company to keep the users up to date by telling them "need to know" info only.
Who decides what "need to know" info is?
Got out in front and be upfront so no one is speculating for us. I understand confidentiality but there are ways for a company to keep the users up to date by telling them "need to know" info only.
Who decides what "need to know" info is?
Need to know info can be jointly decided. If you know you are having issues that may cause a delay both could post on their respective pages "we are currently working on a few minor technical details. We apologize for the delay and inconvenience it has caused our customers. We are working as hard and as fast as we can to ensure the customer will get a quality device that we are known for producing. We will keep you up to date with more information as soon as we can . Thanks again "
^that is how you get in front of it and not allow bloggers to take here say from "sources" and potentially run off customers.
Need to know info can be jointly decided. If you know you are having issues that may cause a delay both could post on their respective pages "we are currently working on a few minor technical details. We apologize for the delay and inconvenience it has caused our customers. We are working as hard and as fast as we can to ensure the customer will get a quality device that we are known for producing. We will keep you up to date with more information as soon as we can . Thanks again "
^that is how you get in front of it and not allow bloggers to take here say from "sources" and potentially run off customers.
Need to know info can be jointly decided. If you know you are having issues that may cause a delay both could post on their respective pages "we are currently working on a few minor technical details. We apologize for the delay and inconvenience it has caused our customers. We are working as hard and as fast as we can to ensure the customer will get a quality device that we are known for producing. We will keep you up to date with more information as soon as we can . Thanks again "
^that is how you get in front of it and not allow bloggers to take here say from "sources" and potentially run off customers.
I'm not sure that releasing a statement about a "few minor technical issues" would do anything but throw water on an oil fire.
VZW "Hey fans, we appreciate all the excitement about the anticipated launch of the ThunderBolt by HTC. We're excited too! Verizon 4G LTE is America’s fastest, most advanced 4G network & we want to ensure the advanced technology behind our first 4G LTE phone is flawless. We will announce its release date as soon as it is confirmed. Thanks for your support & patience while we work to bring you the ThunderBolt by HTC."
That statement was released on Feb 28th. I have yet to see a decrease in complaints, blogging or speculation.
Just my POV.
