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I actually think this related announcement is cooler: http://googlevoiceblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/sprint-integrates-google-voice.html http://googlevoiceblog.blo

I actually think this related announcement is cooler: http://googlevoiceblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/sprint-integrates-google-voice.html http://googlevoiceblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/sprint-integrate... "So now, calls to your Sprint mobile number can easily be answered from your office or your home phone, or even your computer through Gmail." Sprint has, in the past, had its own services that would compete with this. That they're opening their network to an outside solution is great for customers. It is probably a sign of Sprint's weakness in the market that they're willing to do it, but I hope they will be rewarded with some customer share for doing this.

blinkingled 16y ago
Yeah I found that one interesting too. May be a sign of more Google/Sprint integration to come. I just recently had to cancel my Sprint service as I was no longer going to need it and it was a pleasant experience - the ETF came to only 63$ after Sprint paid $107 for returning the Epic 4G! (I wasn't aware you could return the phone - the rep went out of her way to inform me of that.) I wish them well.
- pkulak 16y ago
  That was silly. You could have probably gotten a couple hundred for that phone easy.
  - blinkingled 16y ago
    I know - Gazelle quotes $175 for the phone. But the battery was draining quite a bit faster than usual, it was rooted and I didn't wanted to sell it to someone only to get it back or have them ask it for less.