from CNET news ...
   http://tinyurl.com/2vonn
Hmmm, must have been losing lots of data customers to Verizon.  Wonder
if they'll finally get a clue about tethered data...  :)

I met BOXMAN the other day.
Dumb as a rock and looks to match.
No surprise.
Alan

Lost on the plane. Looking for something with the same great reception and
that will work with my 4900 Jabra ear piece. I don't use Vision at this time
(too slow). Not looking to spend much either. I looked at e-bay and for some
of those prices I could buy almost new. Did the 4920 ...

I am now in an area where there is no Sprint service but am able to
use my phone when in "Digital Roam" mode but many times my phone
switches to "Analog Roam" and my call is dropped. I have three bars
usually on my Sanyo 8100 in Digital Roam and 0-1 bar in Analog Roam. I

Is There anyway to change the readylink tone when pressed or released or
even disable it completely. it gets annoying and really too loud compared
to normal voice operation, and even worse with a headset on.Thanks

I just traded out my 8200 under the 14 day trial period for a a680.
The a620 looked enticing for price...since the a680 phone was $60
more.
I'll try out the a680, but one annoying thing is it seems most phones

I recently purchased a Sony-Ericsson T608 running the latest software
version (it is the only bluetooth phone offered by Sprint) and paired
it with a Sony-Ericsson HBH-35 bluetooth headset.  Some of time it
works okay but often the phone resets itself while I'm on the headset.

$30 for a genuine Sanyo old style charge through data port and risk
damaging the phone, at your Sprint Company store.
$8 for a new Sanyo RS-225 standard pin plug charger at Target (made by
Sanyo).

A customer since 1998 says his goodbyes.
Your data network was never smooth for laptop-tethered connections. Only
faster under G2.5 for the first 10 minutes.  Your schizoid approach to 2.5G
modem connections didn't help- there was software available but no one was

I read that some people are quite happy with the 8200...I chose the
8200 since it was a sanyo...I had been fed-up with samsungs thanks to
my a460.
Anyway...the 8200's earpiece is painful!  It is so shrill, I must hold

I know this phone is not currently supported by SprintPCS. Are there
any plans to? Will SprintPCS ever have a wide range of support for
bluetooth phones?
http://www.sonyericsson.com/t637/index.html

If both phones are Sanyo phones:
No need to use a commercial program like SnapSync or DataPilot.
BitPim does it all (transferring phone book, calendar, ringers, and
pictures) for FREE.

http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1103_2-5235804.html
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your best, last and only line of defense-a Cohort of Roman Heavy Infantry

So as I understand it Sprint has decided that I don't deserve a rebate
just because I decided that the $30/300 minute plan was sufficient for
my needs. I've always paid my bill on time going on 16 months but I
guess that doesn't matter right? Great way to run a company.

Is There anyway to change the readylink tone when pressed or released or
even disable it completely. it gets annoying and really too loud compared
to normal voice operation, and even worse with a headset on.Thanks