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• Personally, I'm glad this phone will be on Sprint's network. I had Verizon for 10 years in Southern California and got tired of their overinflated prices, the reception issues despite all the commercials, and their focus on upholding a reputation rather than delivering value to customers. With Sprint, you could get just about everything (TV, e-mail, radio, internet, navigation, unlimited messaging) for $70 a month (with 450 minutes / month) and nights starting at 7!!! That is pretty awesome. Compare what other providers would charge for the same and then you'll know this is an great deal. As far as the network is concerned, the connection has been lightning quick and a bit more reliable than my previous provider. I do hope this is a success for both companies. In reply to: "First impressions: Palm Pre"

  January 9, 2009

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• This is a problem with Windows Mobile Device center not the actual phone! Don't fault the phone for another company's shortcomings. Here is the answer to this concern from the Microsoft Mobile web site:
  
  Why can?t I backup and restore my mobile device data?
  This feature is only available for Windows Mobile 2003 devices.
  
  Why can?t I sync Windows mail, calendar or contacts?
  Windows Mobile Device Center only supports synchronization with Microsoft Outlook or Exchange. We currently do not support synchronization with Windows Mail, Windows Calendar or the Windows Address book. In reply to: "Cannot transfer telephone numbers"

  December 29, 2008

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