I'm wondering if there is any Sprint phones that don't have all the
hundreds upon hundreds of features today's phones do.
I have a Sanyo SCP-8100 right now; I'm looking for something that has
great reception - sms messaging - etc.

Was a software upgrade ever released for the a600 to allow standard SMS
messaging?  I know there was always a rumor of such.

i've been w/sprint since '97
i'm on a 2kmin a month free and clear anytime plan
i also use their add-a-phone so my high school aged daughter has a phone
i'm currently at the end of my latest 2 yr cycle

Is there anyway to block private calls like you can do with your home phone.
Like *77
Thanks for any info

I really don't understand sprint's policies.
I don't often buy cell phones.
I had a sprint phone over 5 years.
Last year, the phone died.  A sprint store wasn't close to

I have a friend that I chat with from cell to cell. She has Cingular and
I have Sprint. Her voice always sounds static and I find it hard to
understand (makes me feel old and hard of hearing). Isn't Cingular
digital? Or, could it be the phone my friend is using? I thought a phone

I haven't been able to use 'the web' on my phone for a couple of days (not
trying continuously) I wrote Sprint on their website and got:
We apologize for any inconvenience that you have experienced.
We are sorry that you were unable to use your Vision services at this

What all you get for the 25$?

I am looking for software to program my VI660, the only software that I have
found on the Samsung website is written in chineese. Anybody have any ideas
what will work?

My TMobile monthly is $39.99 and my Sprint was $39.99 (currently
$40.00).  
Without additional features, I notice that my TMobile monthly bill
with taxes and fees is the same at $48.86.  My Sprint monthly goes up

Where is the best deal for the Sayno 8200 phone with a 1 year contract? IM
on the 08021 area

I am looking at phones on EBay, and am sorta torn between the Samsung
i500 and i330.
The i330 has a larger display area, which when coupled with the few
apps that take advantage makes for a bit more use-ability as a

Earthlink has a CDMA wireless data plan for $19 a month.  It looks like they
are reselling the Sprint plan, but I cannot be sure.  Unfortunately, I am
not in a city that Earthlink markets the plan in, but I'm wondering whether
this is the same service being sold for 1/4 the price?

About 10% of calls coming to my Sprint phone go directly to voicemail
without giving me a chance to answer the call.
What's up with that?

What kind of typical data rate are you guys seeing with the data card and
the $80/month unlimited plan? Does this cover any phone usage or is it a la
carte?