CE-Oh no he didn't! Part LII: AT&T CEO scoffs at Verizon's "Any Apps, Any Device" plan

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Fadi Alsaidi @ Dec 2nd 2007 11:44PM

oh come on. why do we always attack at&t like they killed someone we know. i have tried almost all wireless carriers and the truth to be told at&t is the least restrictive among national carriers. its not only the fact that they are GSM because tmobile is GSM. compare them to each other. t-mobile will not allow you to use java applications that connect to the internet like Opera Mini. T-mobile locks their phone that even if you unlock them you still can't reconfigurer the setting to access the internet on another network. and please don't tell me you can flash or hack the phones. we are talking out of the box ok. sure Verizon wants to open up thing but were are you going to find unlocked CDMA phones . It all sounds too good but the reality of thing are against the possibility of being open. sorry about the spelling.

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