I think I speak for all your users when I say:
YOU ALL SUCK!
Cingular becomes the latest cell fone provider to disable key features of a popular handset. Sprint also did it with the Treo 650, much as Cingular has, and Verizon completely crippled the Motorola V710.
Rhetorical question: What the hell is the point of offering a feature-laden fone when you disable the features users want the most?
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