Verizon Wireless Sued Over V710 Bluetooth Limitations
Replying to: This is how I understand this whole deal by VWO4L
Re: This is how I understand this whole deal
You might think that is true but right now call Motorola and ask them if it has been disabled and they say not to their knowledge. I think calling a manufacturer of a phone should be good enough. What would you do if you called Ford and asked them for the specs on their car and you loved it. You bought the car and then found that the dealer changed the engine on you. What would you say? You did your H.W. you called Ford but the dealer pulled a fast one.
I think when you buy something you should be told what original features have been removed or disabled.
I think when you buy something you should be told what original features have been removed or disabled.
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