Honestly, this wouldn't be as frustrating for everyone had BB not released information saying 2/14 and then take pre-orders. That's basically been the cause of all the complaints about the back and forth with the release date. Had BB said nothing and advertised nothing, we'd still be talking about end of February/early March. Regardless though, Verizon should be doing some damage control, and the tight lip is just making it worse. We're use to the silent treatment, but this is your opportunity to be pumping up the LTE market. Looks to me like they need a new marketing strategy.
In the end, it really doesn't matter to me because this looks like a pretty kick butt phone and I'll be happy when I finally get one. The closer we get though, the less exciting it gets with features being removed. Granted nothing is confirmed, but not having skype video which was it's big selling point and CES, and not having Voice LTE... how is this any different then a more powerful 3G phone. I'm not too concerns about downloading music or apps faster. Streaming music and video is fine on 3G given what's available. Yes, the future will be great when we can easily stream HD video, but until then, Verizon's FIRST LTE phone looks more and more like a bust. Yes it'll still be a great phone, but this was Verizon's opportunity to blow the competition out of the water. EPIC FAIL!
