So much action in here since my first reply, lets see if I can remember to hit all the points (some of which others may have touched on). First off, I'll go ahead and apologize for my obvious frustration, seeing one more thread started by someone who seemed to feel that they were owed an OS upgrade just put me over the edge. But I do want to reiterate, you were never promised an upgrade. I've seen several mention of bug fixes and general issues with the phone. These, yes, you are entitled to, but that does not mean you will be upgraded to Gingerbread. Many phones receive maintenance updates to fix issues that slipped through the testing of the firmware. I am no lover of Samsung, in fact, I will probably never buy Samsung (which really vexes me due to the GNex) because of the way they did handle the upgrades to the Galaxy line of phones. While nobody is ever promised an upgrade, I see no reason why perfectly capable hardware shouldn't be. However, coming to a peer to peer forum is in no way the way to get that handled, this forum is for users to help other users with issues and general how-to for their phones. If you have a real concern about updates, you would be much better served by contacting Verizon or Samsung directly. Just some food for thought: Samsung builds the hardware and tailors the firmware to fit it, all Verizon does is approve the device/OS combination to run on their network. They may be your first contact if there is a malfunction, but the OS not being the newest release is not a malfunction. I also hold no real love for Verizon's business practices, but they really do have the best network and I absolutely despise AT&T. I guess my point is this: while I do believe that updates SHOULD come in a timely manner as long as the device is capable of running it, that is not the real world and, your device is only guaranteed to have the OS that it came out of the box with. If you have a problem with this, please take it up with the manufacturer. They are the ones who can do something about it.
Oh, and brutethunder, nice nickname,,, it makes you sound real intelligent. Actually, it's kinda growing on me, maybe I'll change my screen name. 
Maybe not 
JerryF wrote:Point is, was your Droid Charge delivered with this exact same set of software? This software has worked great for me!
If yours is different: Do not pass GO, Do not collect $200, Go directly to your closest Verizon store and get it fixed. I suggest that you take a copy of this post with you.
BTW, mine is for sale for $1,000...JUST KIDDING. I love it!
JerryF
Considering that the only way to have a different software version than what you posted would require voiding your warranty, this may not be good advice.
But of course anyone that did that would most likely already know that.
I suppose that a person could also choose to ignore the EE4 update and dismiss it like every hour or so if they chose to do so.