it seems to me that verizon is pumping out phones by the week. sprint needs to catch up or it will fall to verizon.

Whenever I read stories like this it makes me all warm and fuzzy inside......

http://jkontherun.com/2010/04/16/verizon-heres-the-t ... »

Best thing of all....read the comments. A Verizon rep starts doing the very thing the blogger was complaining about....priceless!

How do I add my student email address to my palm pixi? I tried it like 3 times, and says unable to login or w/e the error message is?

So as the title reads, I was a former AT&T Customer who recently ported their service to Sprint and I must say in comparison to how unpleasant I recall the service being around the 2001-02 time period, it's quite a different experience now in comparison. I got the HTC Hero for both lines (mines as well as my wife's) and we both like it so far. For one thing, the call clarity and quality BOTH are clearer than what I had in these past 17 months w/. AT&T. Yes, I paid the ETF of $95/line. (After a certain point, AT&T starts reducing their ETFs on each line by $5 depending on how long of a tensure you've had and how much remains. And no, I was not an iPhone Customer.) However, I received $50 Service Credit per line for being a new Customer o...
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1. They will offer WIMAX on future Nextel devices. 2. They will lose 3G roaming in previous Alltel roaming areas, but will gain & surpass all other wireless companies in terms of voice coverage (with roaming). 3. They will buy out SouthernLinc in the next two years rather than dumping iDEN. 4. They will remain in 3rd place, but will gain many new customers. Feel free to add. 🙂

Summary: Sprint Premier customers with an anniversary in the month of April, May, June or July will have an additional anniversary offer to choose from.

Specialists: All
Customers: All Sprint Premier
Effective Date: 4/1/10

What you need to know:

Premier customers celebrating their anniversary month currently choose from either a $5.00 service credit or a 75 bonus minute offer.
During this 4 month period, they will have an additional anniversary reward to consider. 10 free downloads!
Customers follow the same process for selecting their anniversary reward - access Sprint.com and sign into the Premier Web site and request their anniversary reward.
If they select the 10 free downloads they are prompted to register to receive...
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HTC HERO, SAMSUNG MOMENT, OR PALM PRE? OPENING NEW LINE WITH SPRINT NEED SOME HELP ON CHOSING WHICH OF THOSE PHNS.

Sprints desire to be first at something led them to pick out WiMax as their 4G standard. WiMax was going to be the first standard of it's kind to hit the market.

Sprints decision at the time probably made sense, the company has been losing billions of dollars over the past years, and has the highest churn rate (customer loss) of all U.S. carriers. I'm sure it seemed to the sprint execs that customers needed SOME reason to pick sprint, when it couldn't compete with larger carriers in terms of network, devices, and services and couldn't compete with prepaid services and smaller carriers in terms of price. At the time the biggest players in the U.S wireless industry weren't going to be rolling out their 4G networks for 2 or 3 years after ...
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Initially, will WiMAX just be for data only? No voice?

Will you be able to carry a conversation over 1x and still use WiMAX to browse the web or will it be the same as it is now? Either voice or data, not both.

Is WiMAX 2.5GHz only? If it is, will you be able to buy lets say, an unlocked WiMAX phone and use it? Or does Sprint only let you activate ESN's that are in their database only? In other words, only phones with a Sprint branding on them.

Will WiMAX use sim cards?

who loves sprint or sprint customer care... I do!! 😛

Basically, they're trying to convince everyone to pay the forced data charges--and like it! 🤣 What a bunch of Kool-aid drinkers. I had no idea it was this bad.

just a general advisory here.

if you read the fine print on the any mobile plans, any mobile only is truly any mobile when you're on sprints network. if you are roaming (non-sprint tower) it counts against your minutes.

so the "landline minutes" could potentially include any call if you're not on sprints network.

just a word of caution to those who are thinking of selecting the smallest any mobile plan.

Even if 4G only works while on Sprint, it won't matter to me in the least. As long as I have CDMA voice and data roaming, I'll be happy. Roaming on LTE isn't worth the extra $$$ the other guys will surely charge you.

...Now, they bend over backwards to correct it! 🙂 Thanks Sprint for going above and beyond for my particular problem.

Confirmed from my SAR June 13th release, HTC rep. is saying price point of around $199.99. Excited...

-fin
Thales

Looking over Sprints phones nothing really captures my attention. So at this point I am between the Blackberry 8530 or the Palm Pre.

I know these are quite different devices but on my former carrier T-Mo I used the Bold 9700 and the MyTouch 3G.

Sprints Android phones seem a bit dated and the Blackberry 9630 is reaching end of life mostly sue to the trackball. Plus the Tour has a older OS than the less expensive 8530.

So my question is how do you all match up the 8530 to the Pre? Also, anybody aware of the 9700 headed to Sprint?

if youre a US cust can you make calls from Puerto Rico with no roaming?

sprint denied! 🤣 🤣 🤣


Works great with Verizon the king!

I know theres an andriod market app called pdanet where its a quick simple connection and its phone-as-modem usage. is there a similar app like this in the blackberry market?

help please and thanks

nick