Samsung Instinct available June 20th for $129.99, strings attached

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TheSuburbanWhiteBoy @ Jun 18th 2008 10:50AM

Even funnier part... sprint TV, gps and text also included in the plans... AT&T doesn't include any of those.... pull your iphone's out of your rears

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Dave @ Jun 18th 2008 11:26AM

Being an AT&T customer, I second this comment...the iPhone plans don't give unlimited text (actually I don't think they give much text at all). Sure, Sprint still sucks major ass, but let's at least be a little objective when reporting, okay? Just another Sprint fiasco on Engadget...

http://www.engadget.com/2008/04/02/samsung-instinct-requires-unlimited-sprint-plan-of-100-or-more/

Of course after Block posted that without even checking the facts (because it sounded like an easy way to blast Sprint), users did check the facts and then it was removed. Just search on Google "engadget samsung requires unlimited instinct"...it's the first thing that comes up.

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periks19 @ Jun 18th 2008 5:17PM

You also forgot that sprint unlimited nights and weekends start at 7pm that will be about an extra $10 for att and Sprint data network is faster and has more coverage than att. I wonder what is gonna happen when people buy an iphone and don't live in a big city is gonna be running on edge just like the first generation iphone. I have mentioned it before and will again Engadget is so biased towards the iphone and more towards att.

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