Verizon Wireless intros 'Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved'

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Bella @ Jul 26th 2007 10:16AM

Though it is annoying that we Verizon users can not use Java and download ring tones, games etc to our phones and we can also not exchange ring tones, pictures etc through blue tooth do to the block that has been put on our phones I am willing to deal with it do to their higher quality service areas. I know plenty of AT&T and Sprint costumers who have cool games, ring tones, etc but they need them because half the times they have no service to use their phone and they need to occupy themselves some how. That might just be here in NY who knows.

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ShortFuse @ Jul 26th 2007 10:47AM

I work in New York every day. I do computer and telephony repair for client in the Bronx and Manhattan. We service about 30 different locations. My coworker I go with has Verizon while I have AT&T. He doesn't have signal in too many places. Most of the time we joke around saying, "if you have signal, I'll pay for lunch". It's become that common. He has to borrow my phone all the time to make calls because he doesn't have signal. I've never had to borrow him.

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ir1 @ Jul 26th 2007 9:56PM

I can do the same as Shortfuse. Make crap up:

I have Verizon and I work with a guy who has At&t we go out on sales calls all the time. He almost never has signal on his At&t phone infact one time the phone exploded and he had to go to the emergency room. Also he is always borrowing my phone but he said he is sticking with At&t because he likes the free java games.

I don't know why biased people think people are going to believe there stories.

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