I guess that by finding myself in this forum when my area doesn't even have 4G yet, I really have too much time on my hands... For a minute.. 
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A couple of things... First, no ma'am, they should not bring that SGS2 to Verizon. The current versions are NOT 4G LTE capable. What AT& T, Sprint, and Tmobile call 4G is laughable. And while nothing is confirmed, the reports of the Prime and the SGS2 that is indeed 4G LTE are going to turn into something better than those versions headed for those other 3 loser carriers (speaking from experience there). Verizon is "supposed " to have 100% LTE coverage by 2013 sometime. So where is the logic in offering a phone that isn't capable of fully utilizing what its network offers, or will offer?
Second, to those proclaiming this mass exodus by customers wanting an already -outdated phone (which doesn't explain the silly rhetoric about the Bionic, but that's another post that I don't have time for), where is your marketing research to back up those theories? Verizon (or any successful business) can't base business decisions on people's knee-jerk reactions (although Apple could be a notable exception). My guess is that they have something better up their sleeve.
Really, just take a deep breath and see what happens in the coming weeks. Or not.
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Geri O
)A couple of things... First, no ma'am, they should not bring that SGS2 to Verizon. The current versions are NOT 4G LTE capable. What AT& T, Sprint, and Tmobile call 4G is laughable. And while nothing is confirmed, the reports of the Prime and the SGS2 that is indeed 4G LTE are going to turn into something better than those versions headed for those other 3 loser carriers (speaking from experience there). Verizon is "supposed " to have 100% LTE coverage by 2013 sometime. So where is the logic in offering a phone that isn't capable of fully utilizing what its network offers, or will offer?
Second, to those proclaiming this mass exodus by customers wanting an already -outdated phone (which doesn't explain the silly rhetoric about the Bionic, but that's another post that I don't have time for), where is your marketing research to back up those theories? Verizon (or any successful business) can't base business decisions on people's knee-jerk reactions (although Apple could be a notable exception). My guess is that they have something better up their sleeve.
Really, just take a deep breath and see what happens in the coming weeks. Or not.
(3... 2... 1...)
Geri O