http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/ Where media and technology meet Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:58:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-359021 mojo Sat, 23 May 2009 00:31:59 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-359021 I have been with Sprint 6 years and have no major complaints with them in the past. They are quickly falling behind though and I am seriously thinking of switching to T-Mobile simply for the G-1. Dan’s continued delay in pushing subpar phones confuses me. When calling customer service, they are clueless, only pushing the Palm Pre. How can they say they are part of the Open Handset Alliance if customer service has no clue? Cricket and Metro even look better after you learn that Boost only supports their own phones, not even supporting Nextel phones fully. I have been with Sprint 6 years and have no major complaints with them in the past. They are quickly falling behind though and I am seriously thinking of switching to T-Mobile simply for the G-1. Dan’s continued delay in pushing subpar phones confuses me. When calling customer service, they are clueless, only pushing the Palm Pre. How can they say they are part of the Open Handset Alliance if customer service has no clue? Cricket and Metro even look better after you learn that Boost only supports their own phones, not even supporting Nextel phones fully.

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357600 Samsung confirms Android handsets as Google adapts to market | Fresh Random News Wed, 08 Apr 2009 17:50:28 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357600 [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...] [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357541 Чернуха » Архив блога » Samsung планирует выпускать мобильные телефоны с Android Tue, 07 Apr 2009 04:26:11 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357541 [...] Samsung впервые озвучила свои планы на Android в прошлом году, когда было объявлено о создании команды Linux- и Java-экспертов для создания сенсорного телефона с Android, согласно сообщениям, аналогичному выпускаемому компанией аппарату Omnia с Windows Mobile. С выпуском продукта произошли некоторые задержки, когда стало неясно, будет ли Samsung поставлять телефоны для сети Sprint после того, как Sprint пока отказалась работать с Android. [...] [...] Samsung впервые озвучила свои планы на Android в прошлом году, когда было объявлено о создании команды Linux- и Java-экспертов для создания сенсорного телефона с Android, согласно сообщениям, аналогичному выпускаемому компанией аппарату Omnia с Windows Mobile. С выпуском продукта произошли некоторые задержки, когда стало неясно, будет ли Samsung поставлять телефоны для сети Sprint после того, как Sprint пока отказалась работать с Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357515 Samsung launching Andriod-based handsets this year | Brave New Geek Mon, 06 Apr 2009 13:59:41 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357515 [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...] [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357510 Samsung confirms Android handsets as Google adapts to market Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:26:36 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357510 [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...] [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357502 Samsung confirms Android handsets as Google adapts to market | mowbee.com Mon, 06 Apr 2009 10:35:40 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357502 [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...] [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357497 Tech World » Samsung confirms Android handsets as Google adapts to market Mon, 06 Apr 2009 05:20:41 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357497 [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...] [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357495 Tech Whiz Underground » Samsung confirms Android handsets as Google adapts to market Mon, 06 Apr 2009 04:59:17 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357495 [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...] [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-357493 Samsung confirms Android handsets as Google adapts to market | Supossably Mon, 06 Apr 2009 03:16:25 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-357493 [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...] [...] Samsung first announced its Android plans last year, after it was revealed that the company had formed a sizable team of Linux and Java experts to build an Android touchscreen phone reportedly similar to the company’s Omnia handset, which runs Windows Mobile. The products suffered some delays and it became unclear whether Samsung would still deliver an Android phone on Sprint’s network when Sprint backed away from Android. [...]

]]> http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/#comment-355472 Joey S. Regis Tue, 20 Jan 2009 12:30:01 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/?p=12568#comment-355472 Well guys i work for sprint i agree all your comments here, dont worry sprint willing to replace all your suck equipments but the only problem is you have to call every day for follow up. Well guys i work for sprint i agree all your comments here, dont worry sprint willing to replace all your suck equipments but the only problem is you have to call every day for follow up.

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