MOSH The Sequel Begins: Motorola's Release of "Dev Edition" RAZR Sparks Protest

SquireSCA

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I mean voicing your opinion is great and all but how many of these online petitions has there been now an we still have locked down phones. They dont appear to be too concerned about it or even listening.

Exactly. They sell 9 million phones or whatever in a year... A couple thousand geeks sign a petition, people who bought Moto phones, and half of which will buy another Moto phone regardless of them being "outraged" and signing the petition...

If they thought enough people cared that it would impact US sales, they would have by now. We are a tiny insignificant minority.
 

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Exactly. They sell 9 million phones or whatever in a year... A couple thousand geeks sign a petition, people who bought Moto phones, and half of which will buy another Moto phone regardless of them being "outraged" and signing the petition...

If they thought enough people cared that it would impact US sales, they would have by now. We are a tiny insignificant minority.

Though I do tend to agree with you somehow this tiny insignificant movement is what cause them to lock down the phones in the first place so that's kind of counter intuitive. If were so small then why even bother, yet for whatever reason they do.

By all means keep running the petitions, Im just not convinced they will ever do any good.
 
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