Verizon Wireless Sued Over V710 Bluetooth Limitations
Top message: Why sue when you can switch? by pcrisp07
Replying to: Re: Why sue when you can switch? by BigPhony
Re: Why sue when you can switch?
Right, lets all sue. The american way I guess.
Too bad the lawsuit is completely groundless, and the carrier has clauses that protect the customer in case they do not like the handset or service plan.
"Bluetooth" to john doe is connectivity to their bluetooth headset...and perhaps their laptop. Not some obscure feature such as object exchange....which apparently can be used to pirate BREW software. Im sure the court will just LOVE OBEX + BREW, the Napster of cellular phones..
Verizon (or any other carrier) has nothing to gain from crippling phone features. How is preventing vCard exchange greed?
Too bad the lawsuit is completely groundless, and the carrier has clauses that protect the customer in case they do not like the handset or service plan.
"Bluetooth" to john doe is connectivity to their bluetooth headset...and perhaps their laptop. Not some obscure feature such as object exchange....which apparently can be used to pirate BREW software. Im sure the court will just LOVE OBEX + BREW, the Napster of cellular phones..
Verizon (or any other carrier) has nothing to gain from crippling phone features. How is preventing vCard exchange greed?
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