Sprint does not get it!!!
What smartphones do they have? IPhone no that is AT&T. BlackBerry Storm no that is Verizon. HTC G1 no that is T-Mobile. BlackBerry Bold no that is AT&T. So what does Sprint have? Sprint does not have an exclusive phone or a phone that is a must buy. Sprint does advertise HTC Touch Pro (an okay phone) but they do not have any in stock. Verizon has them in stock. My contract only comes up once every two years. What am I to do? Buy a smartphone that has been on the market for 6 months to a year.
I do not think so. Hello Verizon for another 2 years or maybe AT&T.
I do not think so. Hello Verizon for another 2 years or maybe AT&T.
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Not to try and talk sprint up (god forbid) but they do have the HTC TouchPro which is a great phones and your store might be out of stock but if your patient it will come in.
And the Samsung instinct might not be the most amazing phone but its certainly a smart phone and it IS Sprint exclusive..
And the Samsung instinct might not be the most amazing phone but its certainly a smart phone and it IS Sprint exclusive..
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If you want a high profile phone when it first comes out, you have to order it from telesales the first day or so it's available. Waiting on it to be available at a store is a crap shoot.
PS- Sprint has the HTC Pro, Diamond, Treo 800, BB Curve, etc. It's a very solid lineup.
The iPhone is great except for the phone part. That's mostly due to AT&T's network not really being ready for that kind of data usage. The Storm has had some very critical reviews of it. RIM will probably have it fixed or a better version sometime next year when it makes it to Sprint.
The G1 is nice, but it's pretty fugly and is the first of its kind. I'd rather have my Diamond and worry about getting an Android phone when it's more fleshed out, has more ...
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PS- Sprint has the HTC Pro, Diamond, Treo 800, BB Curve, etc. It's a very solid lineup.
The iPhone is great except for the phone part. That's mostly due to AT&T's network not really being ready for that kind of data usage. The Storm has had some very critical reviews of it. RIM will probably have it fixed or a better version sometime next year when it makes it to Sprint.
The G1 is nice, but it's pretty fugly and is the first of its kind. I'd rather have my Diamond and worry about getting an Android phone when it's more fleshed out, has more ...
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