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	<title>Comments on: Will We Start To See More Carrier Specific Applications On Next-Gen BlackBerrys?</title>
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		<title>By: Thought</title>
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		<description>Interesting question...

Re Verizon&#039;s VCast...that is a feature more for their standard phones, not their smartphones...none of their smartphones can use this feature, as it is assumed that with a smartphone one can access the full internet, not a walled off garden approach to it.

I don&#039;t know much about Cingular&#039;s music store, except that most music stores by carriers seem to be a little lacking in the usability dept.  I doubt if the iPhone will want to access Cingular&#039;s music store.  More importantly, if I were RIM, I&#039;d want to access the iTunes store.</description>
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<p>Re Verizon&#8217;s VCast&#8230;that is a feature more for their standard phones, not their smartphones&#8230;none of their smartphones can use this feature, as it is assumed that with a smartphone one can access the full internet, not a walled off garden approach to it.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t know much about Cingular&#8217;s music store, except that most music stores by carriers seem to be a little lacking in the usability dept.  I doubt if the iPhone will want to access Cingular&#8217;s music store.  More importantly, if I were RIM, I&#8217;d want to access the iTunes store.</p>
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