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Sprint Expands QChat Markets

Jul 10, 2008, 8:42 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint has added another 14 markets across the U.S. that are now capable of using its new QChat-powered Nextel Direct Connect services. The new areas served are: Buffalo, N.Y., Upper Central Valley, Calif., East Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, Central New York, Capital District Region of N.Y., Norfolk, Va., Phoenix, Rochester, N.Y., Vermont, and Utah. These cities/regions bring the areas covered by this new service to 47.

source: Sprint

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thepresence

Jul 10, 2008, 12:15 PM

Minnesota

The article states that the new coverage area is Minnesota. Does anyone know if that includes border towns (like Fargo ND)?

natemc

As far as I have seen there really isn't any additional coverage here in MN. Best thing I can tell you is to switch to Verizon. Yeah I know that I work for them but still. You have better coverage in Fargo and we will be launching the new PTT netwo...
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BigShowJB

from the looks of the coverage map, Fargo doesn't look like it's going to get qchat right away

robritcomm

Jul 10, 2008, 9:20 AM

off the sunject...

does anyone from sprint, or whomever know what the new sanyo 6750 is? its on the new rebate sheet. ive been all over the interent and nothing pops up except for the blackberry?
also check out the new moto VE20, looks pretty decent?!?!?

BigShowJB

at least they're getting away from that RAZR, nameplate for a couple models... looks ok, hopefully works better than the krzr did...

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