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Sprint?s BlackBerry 8350i in the woods  For those of you clinging to your iDEN network with dear life, you probably never thought this day would come. Well, it has, and we’ve got some live pictures of Sprint’s BlackBerry 8350i. One of our ninjas took some time out to photograph one for us and gave us a quick rundown. Here we go:
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Sprint responds to rumors about 5GB ?unlimited? data cap  Following last week’s news that Sprint would be joining the ranks of AT&T and Verizon in implementing a 5GB cap on some of their advertised “Unlimited” data offerings, the company has issued a response in an attempt to clarify their stance. First off, the new cap only applies to data cards and tethering, which means [...] [..] |
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T-Mobile looking to acquire Sprint? 
This one will stay firmly in the rumor pile for the time being, but a report out of Germany points to an impending T-Mobile takeover of Sprint Wireless. On the surface, the move would make sense. T-Mobile has struggled to gain traction against its bigger competitors, with a sub-par coverage footprint and device selection that [...] [..] |
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AT&T won?t offer Android-powered handsets any time soon  The key to Android’s success in the US will undoubtedly be carrier adoption which is still the only effective way to sell handsets in this country - just ask Nokia how its Nseries and Eseries lines are doing here. One carrier however, just isn’t going to cut it. The T-Mobile partnership was a great move [...] [..] |
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Sprint gets smart and prorates ETFs  After being sued this past summer along with Verizon for early termination fees, Sprint has finally decided to prorate them or make a tiered ETF policy. Much like other carriers, the initial fee goes down in cost as your contract matures. Pretty smart move after losing about $73 million in settlement fees for the class [...] [..] |
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| Icahn Sues Motorola, Pushes Board Picks The next stop for the Carl Icahn-Motorola (MOT) circus: A Delaware courtroom, where the billionaire investor has sued the struggling cellphone maker for access to company documents.
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Sprint?s Samsung Instinct is $129, on sale now  Yeah, you read that one correctly. The Grocery Outlet of the cellular world, Sprint, has finally come out with the Samsung Instinct at the low price of $129 on a 2-year contract after a $100 mail in rebate. This is $70 less than the initial price of $199, which was announced only a little over [...] [..] |
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Sprint to discontinue PCS Mail and Calendar  If you’ve logged onto your Sprint account recently, you might have noticed that glaring red print under your “Online Tools” tab. So, if you relied heavily on your PCS Mail or Calendar for productivity, it’s all coming to an end apparently. It’s not news that mail is being discontinued - just consider this a friendly [...] [..] |
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Verizon is paying Sprint and AT&T subscribers money to port over!  Check out these docs we just got our hands on! They are for authorized Verizon Wireless dealers at the moment, and not applicable to corporate stores, but we heard they might be soon. Verizon is offering a “switcher credit” to Sprint and AT&T subscribers who port their number over. Awesome idea, and one I’ve said [...]
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LG Lotus, Samsung Rant and Highnote now available at Sprint  Ready for your buying pleasure from Sprint are two new QWERTY texting phones and one dual-sliding music phone. The LG Lotus and the Samsung Rant give texting fanatics two new choices for finger flying messaging. The LG Lotus is the more compelling of the two with a square design that looks like a someone took [...] [..] |
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Sprint makes HTC Touch Pro official, coming October 26th  Ask politely and ye shall receive. Sprint and HTC have finally taken the wraps off the worst kept secret this side of the BlackBerry Storm. The HTC Touch Pro has been officially launched, with limited availability through "select national retailers" beginning this upcoming Monday, October 26th. The rest of us will have to wait until [...] [..] |
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