Sprint still doesn't have any Q9 phones. They actually only have one WinMo6 device available, while it's a great phone, Verizon Wireless isn't that far behind. AT&T just got their first WinMo6 phone a week ago. If you look at the lineup for this quarter Verizon is releasing the BB Pearl, Q9C, I760, XV6800, SMT5800, and Palm 755. Regaurdless of being late or early or whatever, that will give verizon wireless the most impressive line up of windows mobile 6 phones, that is of course if they actually do release all of those phones in November and no one else gets more devices out.
If all Sprint is coming out with is that cheapo little Palm device, than Sprint customer's have absolutely no room to talk about devices. That is one of the worst devices ever released. Of course Palm is a dieing brand and O/S anyways. They sold out when they made their first Windows device.
“The experience was a quick and painful reminder that no matter how pretty the window dressing is here, HTC has staged its fashion show in a building that should be scheduled for demolition.
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Sprint still doesn't have any Q9 phones. They actually only have one WinMo6 device available, while it's a great phone, Verizon Wireless isn't that far behind. AT&T just got their first WinMo6 phone a week ago. If you look at the lineup for this quarter Verizon is releasing the BB Pearl, Q9C, I760, XV6800, SMT5800, and Palm 755. Regaurdless of being late or early or whatever, that will give verizon wireless the most impressive line up of windows mobile 6 phones, that is of course if they actually do release all of those phones in November and no one else gets more devices out.
If all Sprint is coming out with is that cheapo little Palm device, than Sprint customer's have absolutely no room to talk about devices. That is one of the worst devices ever released. Of course Palm is a dieing brand and O/S anyways. They sold out when they made their first Windows device.