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It looks like Sprint is ready to compete with the likes of the iPhone with its new music store pricing. Under the new changes you’ll be able to download songs over the air for just $0.99 each. So far, that’s the cheapest we’ve seen over the air music.
The good news doesn’t stop there. Sprint has [...]
Vincent wrote a great hands-on with the Samsung Upstage, but he’s a busy guy running around the CTIA wireless show. I thought I would go back through some of the details of Samsung’s new offering that he might have missed.
I was very impressed with the Sprint Upstage, also known as Samsung M620 or F300 when I first saw it at CeBIT. I managed to score a unit of my own to play, and so far it’s been a pleasant experience.
Samsung and Sprint have done a great job keeping the Upstage in the price [...]
Phones have, over the past ten years, been getting more and more attractive. Unfortunately, the leaps and bounds in product design generally haven’t been matched in physical toughness; you either treat your handset with pretty much kid-gloves, or take out expensive phone insurance that covers you in case you sit on/drive over/feed to a [...]
The arrival of Sprint’s EX720 EV-DO ExpressCard made by Novatel couldn’t have come at a better time. Apple have recently released software drivers to natively support the EX720, meaning Mac owners are now free to revel in the joy of Rev.A mobile broadband.
Yet to receive blessing from the FCC,The “trial device” which arrived courtesy [...]
Sprint announced the immediate availability of EV-DO Revision A for Wichita and Kansas City market. While I no longer reside in those two cities, I still fly in an out visiting friends and family. Thanks for the EV-DO Rev A love – Sprint!
Customers in Sprint’s new Revision A market enjoy upload speeds of 350 to [...]
The MOTO Q has been out for a little while, however, Sprint customers have only more recently been able to get their hands on one. The folks over at Sprint were kind enough to send us over one that I’ve been testing out for a couple of weeks. First, let me tell you that I [...]
Vincent got a bit light-headed when he saw the OQO Model 2, and there’s no doubting that it looks like it could be the perfect machine for the mobile warrior. The convenience of a UMPC with the benefit of a slide-out keyboard for pecking out the odd email makes for a heady combination.
Well, I fear [...]
After some essential firmware upgrades, enabling push-email support for one thing, Motorola’s Q finally became not just an attractive but a viable proposition for the mobile executive. With its super-sharp 2.4-inch screen, ultra-thin casing and relatively spacious QWERTY keyboard, it won the hearts of both fashionistas and professionals alike. Still, the success - [...]
Panasonic just announced that the business-rugged Toughbook W5 and T5 notebooks will now feature built-in support for Sprint Mobile Broadband services, including its upgraded EV-DO Revision A service where available. These will be the first business-rugged laptops with embedded EV DO Rev. A capabilities. With this certification, Panasonic now offers the broadest range of Sprint-enabled [...]
