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HTC EVO View 4G: Release Date ETA and Specs – Good Enough to Compete?

Along with the official announcement of the HTC EVO 3D handset, Sprint has just gone live with another - the HTC EVO View 4G, which is Sprint's version of the HTC Flyer tablet that we've told you about before.The EVO View 4G will be a 7-inch device, and will be... via HTC EVO View 4G: Release Date ETA and Specs – Good Enough to Compete?.

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Sprint to get Nexus One!

WOOHOO!!!! Finally! I have been waiting on this announcement for months now.  I want to upgrade my phone to the 21st century.....my Motorola Q9c has been a good phone and served me well for the past few years, but let's admit it....it's so, so....last century! No touchscreen, no apps to speak of, just kinda there doing what it does best.....send and receive emails. And it surfs ok, and has a pretty good GPS, and plays music nicely, and gets Sprint TV. But I want more! I want apps to clutter up my screen, I want to be able to get oily fingerprints all over the screen, I want a bigger screen, I want a more powerful phone! Read more

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Update: Just Great is now: At least it's something!

As I mentioned earlier this week: Just Great, Sprint no longer carries the NFL Network It appears Sprint already had another option in the works.....ESPN Mobile TV. Now while this is great for sports fans, it still sucks for me! But the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few....or one! According to Businesswire.com between now and the end of April:

ESPN Mobile TV coverage will feature more than 100 live events and over 250 hours of coverage for Sprint customers with this new agreement beginning just in time for fans to watch the Big 12 and Big East Conference Championship basketball games on Sprint mobile devices.

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Just great!

Just when I was all gung-ho about my new two year contract renewal with Sprint, this happens:

NFL switches wireless sponsors, Sprint’s out Verizon’s in Verizon is touting its new 4-year wireless mobile deal with the National Football League. The contract ends Sprint’s official NFL sponsorship that ran for five years. A Sprint spokeswoman said cost was a big issue. “We made the decision not to extend the sponsorship after the price-tag reached a point where we questioned the return on our investment,” Melinda Tiemeyer said. She added that the NFL contract does not change Sprint’s affiliation with individual NFL teams such as the Kansas City Chiefs, Indianapolis Colts and others. Sprint still sponsors the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association. The NFL deal allows Verizon to offer its mobile customers live viewing of the league’s Sunday night and Thursday night games, game highlights video, live radio broadcasts of games, NFL alerts and ringtones, live coverage of the NFL draft in April and other features. via sprintconnection.kansascity.com

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