Verizon XV6800 / HTC Titan coming November 16th?

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Who? @ Oct 21st 2007 5:39PM

I'm leaving Verizon by the end of the week. I'll have to pay the $175 ETF, but I'm sick of walking into Verizon stores and surveying their pathetic offerings or reading on Engadget about how I'm being PWN3D for staying on Verizon.

It's either the Tilt, the BB 8820, or the Curve 8310 for me. And no, the BB 8800 on Verizon is unacceptable: no GPS, no Wifi. I'll start with the Tilt and see where it takes me. But no matter what, I'm done with Verizon.

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The360King @ Oct 22nd 2007 4:11AM

I feel you. I left Verizon after being with them since 2003. I got sick of waiting for them to put out decent WM6 phones with a touch screen. They are MONTHS behind their competitors. I was waiting for the SCH-i760. Left and got the Tilt. I'm not looking back and don't miss them. AT&T's network isn't as good as Verizon's, but it's not far behind and it is gaining. When I mentioned to my Verizon B2B guy how behind Verizon was and how many were thinking about switching to AT&T because the Tilt had far superior specs, his reply was, "Yeah...But you'll still be on their network...A phone's only as good as it's network". Uh...Maybe...Unless it is MORE THAN A PHONE!!! I wonder if they know how arrogant they sound.

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fyreblazer @ Oct 22nd 2007 9:51AM

@Who?

Get yourself a Tilt, you won't regret it. It's the best phone I've ever had since my 8525.

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