wnrussell said:
Following the Bluetooth and iTunes control by carriers, the alarm clock feature on the Verizon phones will be disabled, the way they are going. Tonight I will go to bed and set the alarm for 6am.

Tomorrow, I might have a notice from Verizon that the feature will only be as a paid-for in network "wake-up call" for which I would pay fifty cents for.

It's time we all wake up to this monster.

Legislation is needed to stop the greed from controlling our personal devices.

Cast your vote:

http://www.nuclearelephant.com/papers/letter.html
Ah, crap...my handset alarm is the only damn thing that'll get me out of bed in the morning.

wnrussell said:
Following the Bluetooth and iTunes control by carriers, the alarm clock feature on the Verizon phones will be disabled, the way they are going. Tonight I will go to bed and set the alarm for 6am.

Tomorrow, I might have a notice from Verizon that the feature will only be as a paid-for in network "wake-up call" for which I would pay fifty cents for.

It's time we all wake up to this monster.

Legislation is needed to stop the greed from controlling our personal devices.

Cast your vote:

http://www.nuclearelephant.com/papers/letter.html


.WOW Now thats some funny stuff.....Unfortunatly I would not put ot past Verizon to do that. If it were not for the ATT Cingy deal it would hav...
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