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Rogers made a vow to open up their support to 'social media' and post any reasonable comment. This is a very progressive position, but some comments don't seem to be making it through the moderation queue. | Rogers made a vow to open up their support to 'social media' and post any reasonable comment. This is a very progressive position, but some comments don't seem to be making it through the moderation queue. | ||
'''Some of these | '''Some of these have been eventually posted''', after the conversation had died down. A few were called off topic. | ||
== RedBoard’s FAAQ: Frequently Asked Android Questions == | |||
Alan - let me assure you, you don't need to step in and apologize on behalf of corporations. There's nothing, anywhere that says "consumer phones are meant to be locked down." That's more tenuous than Rogers' statement that their offering would be a "revolution" and "open." A statement that some of us would like them to follow up on, rather than making excuses on their behalf that accepts a dysfunctional status quo. | |||
I have no desire to own the Nexus One as I want a keyboard device. Further, the formula doesn't make sense, since I'd be continuing to pay monthly subsidization fees to Rogers, effectively nearly paying double for my handset. | |||
Please, unless you're going to say something useful, next time keep your thoughts to yourself. ;) | |||
Post May 13 | |||
== Rogers self-service on demand: How-to videos, cheat sheets and FAQs == | == Rogers self-service on demand: How-to videos, cheat sheets and FAQs == | ||