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A Valid Review After 1 Day?
Dec 16, 2011, 4:48 PM
in the Article: Review: Samsung Galaxy Nexus for Verizon Wireless forum

I quit reading the article as soon as the writer mentioned that the review was based off of one day of use. I don't question any (-)'s that may be in here; I just feel that a worthy "user review" should be more like a full week than one day.

The Beats Software vs. Other Music Player Apps
Nov 22, 2011, 1:55 AM
in the Article: Review: HTC Rezound for Verizon Wireless forum

Nice right up Eric. I've been saying this all along about the Beats software. I was wondering if you've had a change to install other music player apps such as Player Pro or PowerAmp, which have 10 band EQs. I would tend to think these $5 apps would perform equal or if not better than Beats software. Any thoughts?

Re: Not even the iPhone can save Sprint
Oct 3, 2011, 2:17 PM
in the Article: Sprint to Risk $20 Billion on Apple iPhone forum

This is not their major problem. The problem is coverage, or the lackthereof....no rural coverage. This was the biggest problem when I worked for Sprint. We had the products and service that were the best, and we provided the best service in town. This was back in early 2000s and didn't have VW in our state yet. Where we couldn't compete was in coverage...we had no rural coverage , which is important in a ...

Actually Processor?
Sep 7, 2011, 8:09 AM
in the Article: First Look: Motorola Droid Bionic forum

Are you sure that the processor is still a Tegra 2 and not a OMAP?

Does it have a sensor on it for calls?
Nov 19, 2009, 12:38 PM
in the Article: Review: Motorola Droid forum

I am wanting to know if it has a sensor built-into it whereby when making calls and you place the phone up to your ear/face, the display/touchscreen will then disable so that buttons/widgets/etc aren't accidently pressed when the phone is put up to your face. My LG Touch has this, but the Storm1 didn't.

Re: V60V
May 13, 2004, 12:34 AM
in the Sprint forum

This phone is only available thru Telematics and the business channels. You will mostly see this phone come installed in vehicles(Telematics). As of this week, I'm no longer in the industry...so may product knowledge about new Sprint stuff will decline.

Re: Animated screensavers
May 5, 2004, 2:00 PM
in the Sprint forum

Nothing will sound or look as good on a phone compared to your PC. your PC has better speakers and a higher resolution monitor. Plus, the person who made that is an amatuer compared to professional ones you pay for. I'm waiting on that phone too.

Re: New Phones
May 4, 2004, 10:39 AM
in the Sprint forum

the others are right. Do you want the largest selection, or the best selection of phones?

Re: Could I please get your guy's advice please
May 4, 2004, 10:32 AM
in the Sprint forum

Anything Sanyo... Sanyo 4900 Sanyo RL2000 Sanyo RL2500 Sanyo RL7300 Sanyo RL8200 Sanyo VM4500 Sanyo 4920 not released yet All have speakerphone, and all but the 4900 have Ready Link Sanyo's have the RF reception

Re: PCS Fair & Flexible
Apr 30, 2004, 11:40 AM
in the Sprint forum

stevelvl said: i would set you both strait on this issue but i like my job.... when it is released i will tell you the truth on this issue Then I will look for your post on Monday since they start Sunday.

Re: I need help deciding on what to replace a A400 with... VI660, PM-6225, VI600 or VGA1000
Apr 30, 2004, 11:39 AM
in the Sprint forum

muchdrama said: jikhead said: Sprint sells so many Sanyo's, Sprint now required them to change the signal meter so that it's on par with the other brands. Only to make them appear equal. The newer Sanyo's may only show a bar or two, but will still actually have a very high signal strength. I always wondered how a Sanyo could display 5 bars in a crowded movie theater and still drop calls like they were hot potatoes. If that ...

Re: Can someone help me?
Apr 30, 2004, 11:35 AM
in the Sprint forum

Little did you know that Virgin uses the Sprint PCS network.

Re: Can someone help me?
Apr 30, 2004, 11:30 AM
in the Sprint forum

The port failure was do your previous carrier, not sprint.

Re: P.C.S.= POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE
Apr 30, 2004, 11:16 AM
in the Sprint forum

Dude, ever considered that you're phone may be messed up from dropping it from the 2-story building? I personally wouldn't warranty that phone. Would you expect someone to warranty your TV if you dropped it out of a window? Changing all your passwords can be done from sprintpcs.com. If it still doesn't work, you need to take the phone to store and have them reprovision the phone for you.

Re: how can you expect springt to port your number when
Apr 30, 2004, 11:02 AM
in the Sprint forum

That problem relies w/Sprint and not it's affiliates. Affiliate markets provide much better customer care than National. And if you are in collections, forget it cause you're going to get routed to an outsourced call center in India. Good luck getting help from them. If you live in a national market, I'd drive to your nearest affiliate market or get a # to an affiliate market for help.

Re: PCS Fair & Flexible
Apr 30, 2004, 10:59 AM
in the Sprint forum

I would agree. I've done several scenarios to see what would be better, and I only see these plans benefiting customers who are on $35 plans or lower.

Re: Is Text Messaging Free?
Apr 30, 2004, 10:58 AM
in the Sprint forum

1. Instant rebate w/depend on if you live in a National or Affiliate market. 2. SMS is .10/per message. $5 for 100 messages $10 for Unlimited w/Vision Pack 100 is included w/Vision Pack Unlimited is $5 Newer phones that have SMS don't have to go on the web to send messages. Older phones must use the web and Short Mail. I wouldn't buy that Nokia. ...

Re: I need help deciding on what to replace a A400 with... VI660, PM-6225, VI600 or VGA1000
Apr 28, 2004, 3:04 PM
in the Sprint forum

Go with a Sanyo phone. Their quality and RF reception is far superior than others...as long as you take care of the phone. If you can afford $130, go get the new RL-8200. Sanyo's are known to get better reception and reps. know this and it's why they push Sanyo cause you can avoid customer phone problems down the road. Sprint sells so many Sanyo's, Sprint now required them to change the signal meter so ...

Re: Slide phone...
Apr 27, 2004, 2:45 PM
in the Sprint forum

Not aware of any at this time. You can buy the Audiovox for Virgin Mobile that slides down and use it.

Re: Using phone as a wireless modem
Apr 24, 2004, 1:08 PM
in the Sprint forum

You can buy futuredial cables for $10 and their software for $30 at Radio Shack. That Erricson phone was limited production. Reviews here on that phone weren't too good. Think Sanyo, for a good quality phone.

Re: SMS upgrade for Sanyo 5300??
Apr 16, 2004, 12:29 PM
in the Sprint forum

There are no software reflashes that will enable any phone that uses Short Mail to convert it to SMS. There will not be anything either that will make this possible. If you want to use SMS you need a phone w/SMS.

Re: 9550
Apr 13, 2004, 2:57 PM
in the Audiovox forum

check with futuredial.com

Re: Need Help
Apr 13, 2004, 2:49 PM
in the Sprint forum

enter their #s at anywho.com and see what you get.

Re: Can someone help me?
Apr 13, 2004, 2:47 PM
in the Sprint forum

IF you're porting your #, just go to Sprint and they can port it. You must be out of contract, or your port request will be kicked back as not available for porting. On PTT, Verizon's can do up to 20 at one time, SPrint's is 5. So unless you're using for business use and need to walkie talkie 20 persons at once, then no need to worry.

Re: Question
Apr 13, 2004, 2:43 PM
in the Sprint forum

Where do you live? I'm trying to determine if you live in a national market or affiliate market. Sounds like a national market. Most customers can tell you that you will get much better customer service in affiliate markets than in national markets. Let me know, 'cause if there's a nearby city that's affiliate, there policy might be different and more flexible.

Sanyo 8200/Nokia 6225 now available
Apr 13, 2004, 2:39 PM
in the Sprint forum

These two new phones are now available for purchase, although they are not in stores as of yet. Sanyo 8200 $280 Nokia 6225 $230

Re: Hey Sarah419, got new info on 8200!
Apr 8, 2004, 3:11 PM
in the Sprint forum

End of APril.

Hey Sarah419, got new info on 8200!
Apr 7, 2004, 9:36 AM
in the Sprint forum

Sanyo 8200 $279.99 Available in silver, blue, red camera is 640 x 480, hi, med, low SMS no Bluetooth 3 hrs talktime 12 days standby

Re: Release dates for new Sprint Phones
Apr 5, 2004, 2:23 PM
in the Sprint forum

I haven't seen any good reviews on the T608, and I haven't seen the 4920 either...I only had the release date. AS far as computer hookup, I can't speak for anyone else...just my experience. It works for about 10 minutes and then locks up every single time...so I don't bother using it anymore. That is SPrint's policy as far as getting get using it.

If you have a LG 5350, read this...
Apr 3, 2004, 2:13 AM
in the LG forum

This phone model has a problem with the screw coming undone. You should take the battery off and tighten the screws down w/a torque wrench. If you're having problems w/the mic not working, check the screws.

Re: CHARGING CRADLE for 8910/9950/9900?? I'm pissed
Apr 3, 2004, 2:06 AM
in the Audiovox forum

Don't know what to say about that, but do which you could charge two batteries at one time. I believe most companies are pretty much going with travel chargers. Have you tried audiovox's website?

Re: 9550
Apr 3, 2004, 2:03 AM
in the Audiovox forum

I also wanted to mention that Audiovox phones are pretty reliable phones. Very few phones come back w/warranty issues.

Re: 9550
Apr 3, 2004, 2:01 AM
in the Audiovox forum

You can customize yourself on both. However, to avoid web charges, you would have to connect the phone via cable to your PC, and use or make you stuff. Without Vision, even if you go to a freesite, you have to connect to the web and go to the sites website via Vision on the phone. You would may for access charges which is .01 cents/kb. For each page that loads up on the phone, ...

Re: Samsung A620 (VGA 1000)
Apr 3, 2004, 1:55 AM
in the Samsung forum

No, most problems I've seent is the display screen goes blank.

Re: Samsung Ready Link Phone for Sprint PCS
Apr 3, 2004, 1:53 AM
in the Samsung forum

I failed to mention, that as far as the next three months, the only new RL phones are still Sanyo. The next Samsung to be released is the new version of the A500. It's the same form factor, but with camera and flash. I'd still get a Sanyo.

Re: SPH-i500: quality of screen, optional keyboard?
Apr 3, 2004, 1:49 AM
in the Samsung forum

I'm not a 500 user but can provide you some comments. First, although I have no use for a PDA phone, I'd personally prefer a Windows operating system over Palm. The one good thing about the 500 compared to like Treos, is that it's dual band and single band. But I do prefer the Qweurty keyboard on the Treos. I have a Palm PDA, and I don't use it because to type letters is utter ...

Re: Samsung I330
Apr 3, 2004, 1:43 AM
in the Samsung forum

most of the older PDA phones were unable to download ringtones. However, you can try handigo.com I believe they sell some bundled software w/ringtones. I'm not sure, but even the newer ones may not be able to do them as well. You have to realize that these phones are made for the business markets, and to most business customers, this isn't their main priority, or they dind't spend $400-$1000 on a PDA phone in ...

Re: Advanced voice dial features (e.g., VGA-1000)
Apr 3, 2004, 1:36 AM
in the Samsung forum

Pass on the Samsung and get a Sanyo if you want a trouble-free phone, and I'll tell you why in a second. Nearly every Sprint phone has voice dialing. But, in order to dial by the digits, you need Voice Command which is a service for $5. Both VC and VD can be fussy. I hardly use either because if you have similiar names, the network and/or phone will sometimes confuss it with another entry. The ...

Re: Samsung Ready Link Phone for Sprint PCS
Apr 3, 2004, 1:18 AM
in the Samsung forum

Big Poppa is right. Why? Sanyo makes all the parts for their phones in-house. They don't out-source anything, unlike the other manufacturers.

Re: samsung & alltel...
Apr 3, 2004, 1:16 AM
in the Samsung forum

Who cares? Samsung's quality controls has gone down over the years and I don't plan on buying a Samsung again. I had a 3500 and it worked perfectly. I then went thru 2 N400's and they both sucked! I switched to Sanyo and you can ask any Sprint rep that they make some of the most reliable and best performing phones, including RF reception.

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