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Samsung Instinct Mini / Instinct S30 in leaked images?

Rumors about Sprint’s Samsung Instinct Mini have been around for sometime now, but there were no images with the handset so we couldn’t actually see it.
Well, today we have a couple of shots that are likely to present the Instinct Mini aka Samsung SPH-M810.
According to a thread from the Howard Forums, these pics are with [...]

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Sprint to have US exclusivity on Palm Pre until 2010

If you were hoping for the  Palm Pre to be released this year via other US carrier than Sprint, it looks like your hopes are in vain.
Someone “familiar with the matter” told CNBC that the brand new Palm smartphone will be a US exclusive on Sprint at least until the end of 2009.
Of course, for [...]

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Sprint announces the intrinsically safe Motorola i365IS

Motorola i365IS is the name of the newest push-to-talk handset announced by Sprint for its Nextel Direct Connect network.
Well, the phone itself is actually not that new, since it’s just an intrinsically safe (IS) version of Motorola i365, which is offered by Sprint since the fall of 2008.
 
Being intrinsically safe, the i365IS provides “a protection [...]

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Sprint treats its customers with the Premier loyalty program

“Loyalty pays”, says Sprint in its latest press release announcing the Sprint Premier program, which is meant to offer unique advantages and rewards to loyal customers.
Those who have been Sprint wireless customers for more than 10 years are the first who qualify for the Sprint Premier program.
You’re also eligible if, for three consecutive months, you’ve [...]

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Palm Pre Sprint’s pricing update and sales volumes

When Mobile Review’s Eldar Murtazin revealed $399 price for Palm Pre on Sprint network, he caused a lot of discussion and even more questions in the mobile blogosphere.
Is $399 price tag for Palm Pre smart or stupid decision, given that it’s main competitors - iPhone and Blackberry Storm are selling for $199?  Was the [...]

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Sprint launches Sanyo Katana Eclipse X, basically an Eclipse with One Click UI

Sprint today announced the availability of Sanyo Katana Eclipse X, a new clamshell that’s actually an improved version of the Katana Eclipse released back in August. 
The improvement is represented by Sprint’s One Click interactive user interface. This allows users to customize the phone’s home screen and to include easy access shortcuts for the features [...]

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Sprint LG Lotus LX600 Lotus Announced

As nice as SureType on the BlackBerry Pearl 8220 may be, there’s something to be said about a full QWERTY keyboard. As such, fans of text messaging and flip phones may want to take a gander at the recently revealed Sprint LG LX600 Lotus.
Set to launch with Sprint, the LG Lotus is a somewhat chubby [...]

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Sprint’s Samsung Instint now available for, yeah, $129

So you heard that Sprint was cutting down the price of the Samsung Instint to $129? Well, it’s already available now.
Yes, it’s going to be $129. And yes, it was probably the $199 iPhone that made Sprint reduce the price.
The Samsung Instinct originally was supposed to go on sale for $199 US, but suddenly Sprint [...]

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Verizon to Launch QChat, Compete with Sprint

As Sprint prepares to launch QChat, its next-gen PTT service based on EVDO rev-A, it will only have a couple months to make an impression before it faces some major competition. Verizon Wireless has just announced that it is ready to launch QChat on its network as well, sometime later this summer.
Sprint/Nextel, the carrier most [...]

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Sprint to Simplify Rate Plans June 15

In a world that grows increasingly complex and more complicated, leave it to Sprint to look into its crisis monitor and come to the rescue! Sources close to Sprint have confirmed to PhoneArena that on June 15, our favorite CDMA/iDEN mess (read:only CDMA/iDEN mess) will be merging Sprint and Nextel rate plans and simplifying them.
Going [...]

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