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Win a Sierra Wireless 598U modem for Sprint from Engadget Mobile! {Engadget Mobile}
Aug 17th 2009 12:47PM I'll take one! Sprint works great for me
HTC support site reveals Hero for Sprint, Snap for Alltel {Engadget Mobile}
Aug 5th 2009 12:30AM I am so happy that I don't have to switch carriers for this phone. The HTC Hero is the only phone I've ever looked at online and said I would be willing to leave Sprint for and Sprint is getting it! Awesome.
Engadget's recession antidote: win an HP MediaSmart Server LX195! {Engadget}
Jul 20th 2009 1:56PM Thanks engadget
Nokia E71x finally coming to AT&T on May 4? {Engadget Mobile}
Apr 21st 2009 10:07AM Zzzzz. Where's the Curve 8900 AT&T?
Red LG Lotus in stock with Sprint for $49.99 {Engadget Mobile}
Apr 21st 2009 10:06AM My gf has one of these too. It really is a surprisingly good phone, a really capable dumbphone with good battery life. The browser could be better but it will run Opera.
Symbian ports its platform to Atom, just for the heck of it {Engadget Mobile}
Apr 17th 2009 11:17PM What kind of keyboard is that?
Samsung's Android phones delayed, won't show up at MWC {Engadget Mobile}
Feb 11th 2009 10:39PM Android.... seems to be going nowhere fast
Motorola Renew now available from T-Mobile {Engadget Mobile}
Feb 4th 2009 12:51AM Some people just need a phone, since the price is good why not be green about it
BlackBerry Pearl 8230 caught in Verizon garb {Engadget Mobile}
Feb 3rd 2009 11:47PM I agree, RIM needs to show more love to CDMA. I've not no interest in the Storm and the Curve 83X0 is long in the tooth. Give us some Bold/Niagara or Curve 8930 action!
T-Mobile dude promises more 'G series' phones this year {Engadget Mobile}
Jan 30th 2009 3:32PM Android has got to be released on more carriers and on more phones soon if it is going to be a viable smart phone platform. It is ridiculous that there still is only one Android phone in the US and its on T-Mobile (nothing against T-Mobile, I would probably be using them if it worked everywhere I needed it to). There's getting to be less and less breathing room for newcomers and at this point Android is still a newcomer.
