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#1
I want to purchase a phone similar to the iPhone or the Blackberry Storm. The only problem is I cannot find anything like it with Sprint. Can anyone direct me in the right direction here?
I have Sprint and I need a new phone...Help.
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#5
Boost does have a couple of phones that cruise the web.
I am going to get the i465. But oddly enough they have a i9 that is over double the price of the i465, but I like the 465 better. It has a full keyboard and feels like a crackberry. I'm still trying to figure out what the big difference is. The i9 has a couple more features. It will also be a music player and it has a video camera. But it is a freaking slide phone and doesn't have a full keyboard.
Here is a link to the phones. They have a very small selection, hence the low monthly price they offer. But I don't care, I don't need the latest style "look cool" phone. Give me a great price and service and I'm good.
You should be able to look at the phones at your local Walmart or Radio Shack. I didn't see listed anywhere what browser is included
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#8
Lippsman,
I was looking at Boost Mobile also. It was either Boost or Metro PCS but Metro does not have any coverage in certain areas when I'm out of the home area.
How fast is Boost Mobile internet connection anyway? I've been looking into that but couldn't find that much info on it.
Also, was thinking of getting my wife that netbook Verizon is offering because she wants one of those instant connection and the laptop is too "bulky". What do you think of the HP netbook that Verizon is selling for $ 199. Also, do you know exactly how many hours of usage is 250MB?
Thanks Lipps!
I was looking at Boost Mobile also. It was either Boost or Metro PCS but Metro does not have any coverage in certain areas when I'm out of the home area.
How fast is Boost Mobile internet connection anyway? I've been looking into that but couldn't find that much info on it.
Also, was thinking of getting my wife that netbook Verizon is offering because she wants one of those instant connection and the laptop is too "bulky". What do you think of the HP netbook that Verizon is selling for $ 199. Also, do you know exactly how many hours of usage is 250MB?
Thanks Lipps!
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#9
Boost had some trouble when they started the everything unlimited plans in March. They just were not ready for all the new signups and there were some major delays in the texting and internet service. Since they have beefed up the network and things are going much better. They are using the Nextel network for Boost.
I like the HP netbook and with the $199 is a great pricepoint. But there is no way I would get an internet data plan that wasn't unlimited. The 250MB all depends on how much streaming she will do on it. Such as streaming videos and such. That is what will kill that 250GB very fast
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#10
Palm Pre fuckin rocks!!! The only issue with Sprint is their service varies widely depending on your area. Some areas it's the best, some it's shit. And if you travel a lot all over the country the coverage can be spotty. Otherwise, Palm Pre is the way to go. The Pre's WebOS is the best, period. True multitasking.
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