and you just aged yourself by that devices refference, lol, i had to look it up as i had never heard of it before, looks solid for 6 years ago. the vphone will be a unicorn, sightings have been reported but none captured for further study. i hope you like the incredible, ive sold a few of then, they seem pretty solid, i sold my gf, best friend and step father into the eris and they all love sense and the layout of the devices.

Yes. I'm old school. I once programmed bag phones and car phones. Those were the days.

PhoneCan has put in a request for a demonstration. I've got someone near their corporate offices who can do an interview / write up. Seeing as how it takes them six months to respond to anything, I'm not too hopeful.

It just seems to me that there's a lot more than Verizon roadblocking going on here. Something not right.

maybe lte radios?

Maybe. But in the time it's taken them to fund the manufacture of this thing, other phones on the market have passed it by.

i agree, once again, back to the unicorn statement, btw love phonecan.com ive been reading on it for a few weeks and im really impressed. the knowledge provided in these forums by azeron, you, menno and cellstudent helps me understand things alot

Glad we can help!

Let others know about phonecan. It feels good to see people coming for help. We have so much more yet to do, so keep checking!

Yeah. When I look at the YouTube videos of the CEO of Saygus I can almost see a pointy red tail behind his head.

The guy I knew who worked in Quality Assurance told me that Audiovox had a falling out with Toshiba, who was making that model. Verizon would have loved to continue selling it, but when they stopped making them, they dropped them to $50 flat (from $150 after $50 rebate) and sold through the initial lot.

In retrospect, we usually refer to that model as the 2008-quality phone that came out in 2004. I'd love to have it in my stash of phones, but I wasn't thoughtful enough to buy one when I had the chance.