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@rmbrown09
Yes, you can load Android, but you would kill your battery life because the processes need to be optimized for the phone's hardware.

@Aklex7

Telus locks their devices, Verizon does not. If you bought a Verizon phone, you could go over to Telus, but not the other way around.

Verizon is now defiantly my favorite USA telco company: FiOS, Not carrier-locking their phones, and now 4G. Glad to see a company that cares about progress and increasing customer bandwidth rather than cutting corners and counting pennies.

@EggoEspada

SIM cards are *always* accessible by the user. I have often encountered people who claim that their Verizon / Sprint phone has a "SIM Card" but it's hidden and not accessible. This is not true, CDMA networks in the USA do not use any kind of user-swappable identity module (I have seen CDMA networks in India that do BTW).

Also, if it wasn't user/Verizon employee accessible, then why are they manufacturing cards?

@Dan A
Every Ballmer has his day

Stupendous fail. They are slamming addons when they are forcing users to download Safari to view the demo. Hypocrisy much?

@h2oferko This is not another distribution of Linux, its a group of hardware companies partnering together with the Linux Foundation to create better toolkits, drivers, and middleware for existing Linux-based software, Android and MeeGo alike

Why does it say Sarah Palin at the top?

Microsoft first needs to get their game together and create a media extender app for streaming TV tuner cards over your network. Don't know whether they hold out on this to force people into buying 360's and extenders...

You obviously don't own the game.

If you did, you would know that the game is made by Hasbro, which owns Wizards of the Coast. Wizards of the Coast published the Pokemon TCG series and the Magic TCG.

So they have more experience than ANY other company, and have "crucial skills" to spare.