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Sprint Taps Qualcomm's uiOne for Themes

Dec 8, 2005, 2:34 PM by (staff)

Sprint Nextel today announced the Sanyo MM-7500, a new sport-styled EV-DO phone with extensive customization options. In addition to changeable color panels on the outside, the MM-7500 is Sprint's first phone to include Qualcomm's uiOne technology for "skinning" the whole user interface (UI) of the phone. The MM-7500 includes two themes: "hip hop" and "tropical". Sprint will fully launch its Themes service early next year, when it will start selling a full range of downloadable Themes, including sports-related Themes that provide quick access to scores and video highlights.

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yeahright

Dec 8, 2005, 4:49 PM

verizon please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !1

I wish verizon would go this route and stop sticking us all with the same boring interface!

foneguy

I wish all of the carriers offered something like this...I mean really, why does the worst carrier have the coolest stuff? 😡

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trippin

Dec 8, 2005, 4:08 PM

Looks sweet

Now i'm not sure if I want to buy the Samsung A940 or wait for this to go out and get it.

CptFarlow

Truthfully I wouldn't go with the A940. I work at a Sprint store and the A920 is a lot nicer, unless you really want the swivel. My boss and co-worker have it and kinda regret it. But they still like it, it's still an awesome phone.

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dopestar

Dec 9, 2005, 10:45 AM

Um ok

😕 finally you can customize your phone but then again watch sprint charge you a monthly fee for each theme you download 👿 👿 well I like the on demand thing thats kewl now i can see howard stern on demand 😎 😎

Me2

Dec 8, 2005, 11:05 PM

Is this something Different...?

Is this any different than what the sony ericsson s710 does? Or even the older t616 where menus, icons, wallpapers, animations change with a new theme? I think the moto v551 has the ability to do skins/themes too

nosoupforyou

Dec 8, 2005, 3:06 PM

Sounds familiar

Wildseed SmartSkin technology anyone?

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