Un.Fucking.Believable.

If ever a wireless company needed to do the honorable thing and commit hari kari, it is Sprint.

Un.Fucking.Believable.

If any wireless company needed to do the honorable thing and commit hari kari, it is Sprint.

It could just as easily be the box of Office Depot paper that got him excited. Easily confused for the simpleminded.

Brightpoint should die a slow, agonizing death by fire -after- being tarred and feathered.

@neodorian: No, but as the -only- wireless carrier to do so, Sprint -does- bend over to suck off the federal government for a bailout.

Truth's a bitch, boy.

Free (and no MIR) at letstalk.com

http://www.letstalk.com/cell-phones/productdetail.htm?prId=35222

Personally, I don't give a shit what this moron's peccadillos are, but the idiot -CLEARLY- knows not a fucking thing about Blackberry [except how to take a diahhretic shit on it].

Own it, bitch!

Darren: Just how many times must your gaping trap be bitch-slapped about anything-Blackberry for you to get it. You know nothing about it yet you speak utter uninformed bullshit about it without reservation. RIM should take out a restraining order on your hair-lipped ass.

Spreading the message that Sprint symbolizes this barrage of undiscernible information won't bode well where sales (or even positive feedback) are concerned. If Sprint was able to show how it -uniquely- is able to capture, contain, and organize this insanity into simplified and meaningful relevance within a 20-30 second spot, it would stand a chance. Not that Apple represents advertising 'perfection' or whatever, but this is certainly the polar opposite of the message iPhones have.

I have a sneaking feeling that Sprint plans to 'explain' this ad via a marketing campaign [several 'connected' ads], rather than getting its point across quickly. Very poor judgment, Sprint. If this were Donald Trump making the call ... (do you really need to hear the words?) :)

One has to wonder, given the fact that Palm has been -extremely- tight-lipped so far about the Pre's performance characteristics [outside of the pvt viewings from CES which they obviously authorized to be recorded], Palm had every reason to know that this video would provoke discussion and thought. Why wouldn't they feel compelled to disclose that this site had been cached as appears to be unquestionable when they are clearly taking their stab at the market which iPhone has captured? Show some dignity, Palm.