I would like to backup the phonebook on Samsung VGA1000.
I noticed on another post a note about Bitpim, then went to the site and
downloaded the latest version; also downloaded drivers from Futuredial site.
The Bitpim site listed the VGA1000 as a supported phone.

Since this phone does gsm in europe, could you then buy it and put a
cingular or t-mobile sim in to operate it?
Capt.

Service in Dunedin Fl (including N Clearwater and S Palm Harbor) has be
under 10% of normal since 30March05. Sprint folks cant help explain issue.
Online tool to view tower performance rates is down for all Tampa area
towers (perhaps all FL or national a well) Tool is apparently ...

I am a T-Mobile subscriber who has used bluetooth for their hands-free
and GPRS Internet for years.  T-Mobile offers cool features, but
horrible coverage.
I visited the Sprint store yesterday.  The sales associate hinted that

I'm not too familiar with Sprint's policies and am curious as to
how they would handle porting an out of area phone number (and also
from another provider) to an add-a-line on an existing contract. I
wouldn't want to do this and find out afterward that Sprint would

I use SPCS's IMAP service, but if I create folders then attempt to send
mail to it, example: myaccount-myfolder@sprintpcs.com mail never gets
there.
Sprint tech told me I can't do that. But that function is an integral

I've been operating a Samsung SPH-A460 flip phone for quite some time
and others before that on SPCS. What I'm wondering is whether Sprint
offers a service where I could stop in and have them download my stored
dialing numbers and maybe save them on a floppy or cd. Reason I ask ...

First thing Monday morning I started noticing a lot of email I was
sending to my customers was bouncing back. I use a PCMCIA card with the
PCS Vision service from Sprint <http://tinyurl.com/4ggj7>.
It seems that Sprint has been added to the Open Relay DataBase