MetroPCS MetroFlash welcomes Verizon, Sprint customers -- and their devices
MetroPCS may not have the largest wireless footprint in the States, but they did take a jab at the larger two CDMA carriers by announcing their intention to take on any Verizon and Sprint customers ready to jump ship -- as well as any "compatible" devices they may want to bring along with them. Sprint already supposedly does this (although we've still yet to hear of it actually really happening), but the specifics of MetroPCS's MetroFlash seem equally unclear. It doesn't sound like they'll reprogram just any CDMA device that walks through their doors, though, just the ones they've had a chance to test on their network. Definitely kills the buzz (and the number of devices that can be ported), but a little open is still kind of better than totally closed, right?[Via Seattle P-I and Mobility Site]














Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Christopher Price @ Jun 29th 2008 7:26PM
We've had a full list of supported devices on our front page for a few days now... kinda weird that you guys didn't see it:
http://www.phonenews.com/metro-pcs-introduces-metroflash-cdma-flashing-service-3657/
wirelessjunkie @ Jun 30th 2008 7:01PM
You know I sent them the tip about this a week ago. I guess there's just way too much news about the wireless world!
Christopher Price @ Jun 29th 2008 7:24PM
PhoneNews.com has had the full list of supported devices on their front page for a few days... kinda surprised you guys didn't see it.
xerM @ Jul 16th 2008 3:21PM
Is this Houdinisoft? www.houdinisoft.com and www.keepmyphone.com
SuperCoolSplasdfkjl3!0 @ Jun 30th 2008 1:32PM
Wonderfully put, they are a welcoming addition to the mobile market.
SuperCoolSplasdfkjl3!0 @ Jul 2nd 2008 1:38PM
HEY!! i do'nt rememb3r postin this crap.. GAWD! its not 1337 ENUFF! olololo.
renmimby @ Jul 2nd 2008 3:35PM
Firstly, you mean "a welcome addition"
Second, Please stop typing.