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That’s pretty cool of sprint considering the shipping delay wasn’t their fault.

Clearly I didn’t think that part through

Imagine Samsung makes a new version of the Galaxy S III with week long battery life. Even with heavy use the phone lasts 5 days. There’s a catch though. Every time you charge the phone a tiny piece of your morality is sucked into the battery. You don’t know how long this will take to start affecting you or even how it will affect you. It’s possible that you could start murdering colleagues after a week of charging the phone every night. It’s also possible that years of charging the phone have little effect on you. Do you take a chance and use this new Galaxy S III? Why or why not?

Vlad after using the Galaxy S III do you now agree with Big Poppa Joe that you gotta have your wiz?

It can’t be too hard to get this exclusive when the Enyo Developer Program Manager is living in an apartment with your senior mobile editor.

I prefer this one

You could initiate a hangout from a phone in the previous version of the app if you did from Google+ messenger

I understand that networks are required to sell content to MVPDs but is there any rules about pricing? If Netflix were classified as a MVPD couldn’t NBC just give Netflix a completely unreasonable price for their content?

If people wan’t to protect their iPhone they can put a case on it. I’d like to have choice to make my phone plasticy and durable rather than fragile and beautiful. I don’t want a designer to make that choice for me.

There’s nothing wrong with the current iPod touch but the hardware is 2 years old since it has the same internals as the iPhone 4. Also the screen isn’t IPS so it doesn’t have the great viewing angles the iPhone has. For most people these are minor issues that wont matter.

To be fair to Sony, they’re handeling ICS updates better than every other manufacturer. They should have every phone they released last year updated by the end of the month and they’ve had an ICS beta available for the past few months for people to try out who want to try it out.

Blackerness!!

These are the first LTE handsets to have GSM roaming capabilities. My understanding is that they aren’t using a seperate GSM chipset and sim card like on past phones. They’re enabling the LTE chipset and simcard to be backward compatible with GSM networks. This works since LTE is based on GSM technology.

I’m pretty sure It’s an original song Josh created specifically for On the Verge.

It’s probably the ram. Excluding the Nexus S every device getting an official update to ICS at the point has had either 1GB or 768MB of ram.

(not to be confused with the separate Mad Men network)

It’s only the Mad Men network right now. In a few months it will become the Breaking Bad network.

The N900 actually had a 3.5" screen just like the iPhone. I think you’re thinking of the N9.

It seems like a bad idea to have over $10,000 worth of stuff in one bag.

You’re assuming Verizon will keep their existing data plans and pricing and simply allow you to share the data. I find it very unlikely that Verizon will simply allow you to pay for their existing 5GB dataplan and use multiple devices with it. They’ll probably do something like charge an $20 a month for the 5GB of data and charge another $25 a month for each device that is allowed to connect to that data pool.

I’m pretty sure his current contract terms stipulate that he can’t tether his phone without purchasing a mobile hotspot plan, and I don’t think Verizon offeres an unlimited data hotspot plan.

The only thing better about the Rezound is the screen. The official ICS update won’t have the much improved Sense 4.0 UI, you’ll be stuck on 3.5 and I have a very hard time believing the Rezound will have better battery life considering how power efficient the S4 equiped AT&T One X is proving to be.

Agreed, the second I lose unlimited data on Verizon I’m buying a Nexus off the playstore and moving to Tmobile

Are you tethering you’re Nexus and using LTE for all your data? I go through about 8GB a month on my Galaxy Nexus using Google Music, downloading podcasts and occasionally using netflix and youtube. I have no idea how you would use 37GB unless your using it as your sole source of internet.