Verizon removes user Search choices
This is one reason why I am a bit leery of the long term user experience if the iPhone ever comes to the verizon network.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/12...ogle_for_bing/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/12...ogle_for_bing/
Comments
Ought to go down well.
Providers should really give consumers the final say over the search engine and even browser they use but Safari's search is linked to Google - there's no difference except for popularity. If everything stayed tied to the most popular things, it creates monopolies that can be abused. Microsoft do deserve to be on the receiving end of that but if they do some things better, it's good to let the competition encourage companies like Google to step up.