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You have that backwards. It's Verizon which has decided explicitly not to be compatible with phones which works everywhere else in the world. It's like an ISP
by josteink 13y ago
You have that backwards.
It's Verizon which has decided explicitly not to be compatible with phones which works everywhere else in the world.
It's like an ISP which decides that it doesn't want to use TCP/IP, but instead goes off and makes their own network-protocol, which requires its own custom OS preloaded on customer-computers.
You can hardly blame phone-vendors for not being on that ship. It's much more profitable to make one model which works everywhere.
- CrazedGeek 13y agoI think he was talking about the FM radio.
- jimktrains2 13y agoAs someone else pointed out, I was talking about an FM radio. Also, you do realize that CDMA is much older than VZW and wasn't created just to create incompatibilities?
- lnanek2 13y agoLTE is GSM based, so it isn't like they were able to keep it up at least, heh.