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I wonder if releasing on Sprint is an advantage. Sprint customers have been stuck with terrible phones for the last couple of years. As long as the pricepoint
by JoelSutherland 18y ago
I wonder if releasing on Sprint is an advantage. Sprint customers have been stuck with terrible phones for the last couple of years.
As long as the pricepoint is reasonable (and the hype isn't unfounded), the Pre should do really well with Sprint customers. Right now they don't really have a modern smartphone available.
As a sidenote: I think we can see why Sprint delayed releasing an Android phone:
http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android-not-good-enough-yet/ http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/24/sprint-android...
- jemmons 18y agoSprint customers have been stuck with terrible phones for so long, most of them are no longer Sprint customers. And those that are will look at the Pre and say, "What? No PTT!?"