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Cricket Makes Good On Smartphone Promise

Mar 23, 2010, 1:45 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Cricket Wireless told Phone Scoop that it is prepared to offer its customers smartphones with its pre-paid wireless services. One of the first will be the recently announced Kyocera Zio. Cricket also said that it will soon be offering a BlackBerry, though it didn't specify which model. The devices will be available later this year and can make use of 3G data services in Cricket's home markets. Pricing wasn't announced, but neither phone will exceed $299.

source: Cricket

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jasonleerock1

Mar 23, 2010, 3:38 PM

Nice big screen

Makes it easier to cut up the crack cocaine.. a staple for most cricket customers.

Britbratxxnicole

So not true. Dude unless you know for a fact, like know every cricket customer and know they do that, you shouldn't open your mouth. I have Cricket and don't do crack cocain.

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