Tag Archive for 'sprint'


Monday, Jul 16th 2007 by Chris Davies

Sprint’s second launch of the day, the Katana DLX, might share most of a name with it’s entry-level fashion phone, but the clamshell’s similarities really stop there. High-speed internet, sat-nav and media; this could be the handset to showcase Sprint’s services to a much wider audience.

Monday, Jul 16th 2007 by Chris Davies

With new fashion phones launching every day, it’s difficult to stand out. While some might see this as offputting - or as an excuse to churn out a dull-but-serviceable handset - Sprint have obviously viewed it as a challenge. Their Katana II cellphone, an exclusive to the carrier, goes to show that entry-level [...]

Wednesday, Jul 11th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Remember that piece we did the other day about Sprint cutting off customers that were calling in too much? We already heard some arguments from the customers’ point of view, now Sprint has responded to the ordeal.

So how many calls is too many? Customers that called more than 90 times in a six month period [...]

Thursday, Jul 5th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Here is a word of caution to Sprint customers: try to keep your calls to their customer service centers at a minimum. Apparently on June 29th Sprint sent out letters to customers that made frequent phone calls to their customer service center. The letter read as follows:
Our records indicate that over the past year, we [...]

Tuesday, Jun 26th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

If you’re looking for a simple phone that adds in music capabilities, but don’t want to shell out the dough for an Apple iPhone, you might check out the MUZIQ from Sprint.


Sunday, Jun 17th 2007 by Ewdison Then

HTC has been on the press front page recently with its HTC Touch roll out. It does not stop there as HTC put another smart phone device called the Mogul in the market. Sprint customers will be happy to know that the Mogul will be available to them.

Wednesday, May 23rd 2007 by Chris Davies

As streaming music services go, Pandora has managed to sweep away initial misgivings of a computer’s ability to assess and predict musical taste (”what do you mean I like The Proclaimers?!”) and carve out a healthy niche of listeners tired of back to back advertising and the same old top-ten songs on normal radio.  What’s [...]

Thursday, May 17th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

If you’re dying to watch the latest episode of Lost, but away from your TV, you’re just going to have to wait until you get home right? Not if Sprint has anything to say about it.

Wednesday, May 16th 2007 by Chris Davies

As the high-end multimedia and smartphone market hots up, it’s sometimes easy to forget that there exists a whole range of consumer-range handsets for those who don’t want or need touchscreens, DVD-quality video recording and push-email. And looking at the budget options now, it’s interesting to see how many of the advanced features that [...]

Tuesday, May 8th 2007 by Vincent Nguyen

Palm’s new Treo 755p offers an excellent balance of form, features and applications. Sprint’s speedy EV-DO network combined with ease of use makes the Palm Treo 755p the most well-rounded smartphone on the market today. It is packed with internal and external improvements that many Treo fans have been waiting and wishing for. [...]


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