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Sprint Cellphoner owners

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AnthroAndStargate

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For all of those that have Sprint - what is the best PDA/Smart phone offered by them you have used? I was looking at the new Treo with Windows Mobile - looks pretty sweet.

Do you know if Sprint offers any phones that accept SIM cards (for international travel)?
 
Originally posted by: AnthroAndStargate
For all of those that have Sprint - what is the best PDA/Smart phone offered by them you have used? I was looking at the new Treo with Windows Mobile - looks pretty sweet.

Do you know if Sprint offers any phones that accept SIM cards (for international travel)?
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Treo, no sims since they aren't GSM, you won't use it anywhere else.

 
I've enjoyed my Treo 600. I put off upgrading to the 650, not enough features, but the 700s look nice. If I did buy a 700, I'd get the Palm OS version. It has a larger screen and voice memo built in. I've been using the Palm OS for about 8 years and have had no real issues with it. I started with a Palm Vx, then a Kyocera PDA phone (QCP-6035).
 
Cellphoners. lol
Sprint doesn't offer GSM service AFAIK, so they won't have any phones that are GSM (use a SIM).

If you want GSM you'll have to go with Cingular or T-mobile.
 
Windows mobile 5 is buggy as sh!t. If you can overlook some of the more glaring errors and UI blunders, it's pretty versatile and feature packed. I have the PPC 6700. Sprint is great for CDMA/EVDO areas. Cheap, fast internet is good.
 
Originally posted by: Colt45
Cellphoners. lol
Sprint doesn't offer GSM service AFAIK, so they won't have any phones that are GSM (use a SIM).

If you want GSM you'll have to go with Cingular or T-mobile.
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What do you call this then?

Sprint International Smart Device IP-830w by Samsung:

About this Phone
Travel around the world and stay connected with this versatile device. This world phone uses the Sprint CDMA/EV-DO networks in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, and roams on CDMA and/or GSM networks (voice) and GPRS networks (data) outside of North America.

 
Originally posted by: MixMasterTang
Originally posted by: Colt45
Cellphoners. lol
Sprint doesn't offer GSM service AFAIK, so they won't have any phones that are GSM (use a SIM).

If you want GSM you'll have to go with Cingular or T-mobile.
Click to expand...

What do you call this then?

Sprint International Smart Device IP-830w by Samsung:

About this Phone
Travel around the world and stay connected with this versatile device. This world phone uses the Sprint CDMA/EV-DO networks in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, and roams on CDMA and/or GSM networks (voice) and GPRS networks (data) outside of North America.
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Dang - so it must have a space for a SIM card should you go out of the country? To bad its freaking BULKY
 
Originally posted by: MixMasterTang
Originally posted by: Colt45
Cellphoners. lol
Sprint doesn't offer GSM service AFAIK, so they won't have any phones that are GSM (use a SIM).

If you want GSM you'll have to go with Cingular or T-mobile.
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What do you call this then?
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jack of all trades, master of none? 🙂
 
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