hmmm. lets see.... the only two companies with $99.99 unlimited plans that include unlimited mms.....t-mobile just announced 7pm nights to be included in their new $1 a day pre paid plans...Sprint could definatly use some UMA technology because those Air Raves are a waste of time and money (sorry sprint but it just didn't work like i thought) and T-Mobile could definatly use some 3g rev. a in their phones... that would bring Sprint/T-Mobile to i believe 90 million customers...definatly making them number one stateside and worldwide. wow. now just get rid of nextel and boost mobile (with those annoying commercials) and it looks like you got a very odd cellular puzzle finally coming together....
even on the cheapest AT&T plan...the full tv service with unlimited text and intenet....over $100...man sprint is killin it...cellular video sucks anyway
sprint is becoming a strictly consumer-minded cellular company. honestly, the flashy phones don't appeal to everyone. the lg rumor, muziq, and sanyo katana dlx, and palm centro are affordable mid to high end phones. and (as a sprint rep) the sales of these phones are looking a lot better for sprint this year as opposed to last year, they don't carry the flashiness of The Venus, The Shadow, or The I-Phone but they definatly carry the needs of the customer. and thats what this phone will do. it'll be another one of sprints smart moves that sells phones.
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