I have the A920 and I really like this phone. One drawback, I would like to
be able to purchase mp3's from rhapsody or Itunes and have them play one the
phone.  It doesn't read the file formats available.  Paying 2.50 per
download from the music store is a bit spendy, I think.  And ...

I work for a large co that has sprint as one if its phone plans.
I wanted to set up my notebook with their data plan and while talking
to the rep I said is there a way to setup a router in my office to
share with 3 other computers, the rep said hey I have done it but I

Here's the situation: I have an older 2G phone which I like, and Vision
is not worth $15/month to me. Last year I signed up for a new Sprint
family plan and requested the $5/month Wireless Web option that I had
once before for this phone. For those that don't remember, this option

Be wary of unsolicited text messages telling you that a bill is on the
way:
http://fraudwar.blogspot.com/2006/07/criminals-using-text-messaging-to.html

Quick question regarding charging the A900 - whenever I plug it in to
charge it, both a red light and the external LCD stay lit up the entire
time while charging.  Is there any way to turn both of these off?  They
are quite bright at night, and yes I have flipped it over, but I was

I'm currently with Verizon and can't make a call from my home without
standing on my left foot, holding my righ arm out with a piece of
twisted foil pointing towards the lake.
Okay, maybe not quite that bad, but I do lose a call if I walk from

Greetin's all,
In addition to an acceptable signal at home, one of the reasons I chose
Sprint in early March was the $10 (at that time) Vision plan. Access to my
Earthlink e-mail while traveling was the main motivation in addition to

    I don't know if any here have experience on the hardware side,
particularly with this phone, but my wife's is doing something
inexplicable and I think it might be ready to go to its reward.
    She'll suddenly find the battery totally drained. It's not

I'm about to take a vacation down the Oregon coast and back up
inland, and I'll be traveling with a Sprint PCS Connection Card.  The
coverage map on the web shows a few spots of coverage along the
coast, but I'm wondering if anyone has recent first-hand experience

I was looking at data plans on the Sprint website but it doesn't
provide info about speeds etc.
What I am looking for is a replacement for my DSL at home.
I'm currently shopping for cell service and looked at Verizon and

how to disable the ready link voice recorder or ready-link shorcut button on
the Sanyo RL-4930 ?
I am tired of hitting this  button everytime i pick the phone up , pull it
off the belt, out of pocket bla bla bla ...

Well, after a month of calling, being repeatedly told various things
about why it can't be done, then giving up only to try one last time
again, I FINALLY have an up to date PRL on my phone: Version 20222,
after being on 20218.

I am a current AT&T Wireless customer.  I am on the AT&T GSM prefered
network (cell phone is setup like that) which can roam to the Cingular
towers (These show up seperate and not prefered)  and sometimes to
others towers when there is no other coverage.  There are certain

Which carriers offer the best voice and wireless card service in the
Pacific Northwest region? Currently, I have Verizon for my wireless
card. Excellant coverage. I use Qwest for my voice, it's okay in cities
and towns but a lot of roaming along the Oregon and Washington coasts.

I'm a little new at this one.  When I'm using my phone to access the
web is it using my minutes?  I currently have this feature on my
account so I'm sure I'm not incurring any additional charges (but I'll
check anyway!).