joele

I've had my TL since January, and I am dying to get the chance to use the bluetooth features. But lo and behold, the only Sprint phone with that capability, I wouldn't be caught dead using. Guess I'm just used to the Sanyo's and Samsung's that Sprint uses. The earliest Sprint projects releasing a BT Phone is mid-2004. Can't wait.

caball88

yeah i am a sprint customer as well. waiting for a phone i like.

UminChu

I've read all over this forum how crappy the T608 is, but other than a so-so screen and 2 days of battery life, I like this phone better than my old A500. Better reception, fewer dropped calls, speaker phone, more pocketable, and it interfaces flawlessly with my PC and my TL without cables. IMO, it was worth every penny of the $99 it cost me.

joele

they are gonna release the motorola 710, which is gonna be badass..bt, video clips, camera, mp3, flash storage..... only a couple of months away....

check it out
http://commerce.motorola.com/consume...ucts/V710.html

TLover

Where did you hear the 710 was coming out for Sprint?

joele

off of phonescoop.com, and a couple of other articles....

i'm praying for it to happen.

BelTelMel

Not so sure the V710 is being ordered by Sprint. It is currently being tested by Verizon though.

Vegas_TL04

sprint doesnt use MOT phones, SAMSUNG, SE, SANYO etc

jrogers345

I read a post the other day and they're talking this phone is gonna cost $600+!!!

criss

I have the T608, its is as good as any other Sprint phone I have had except the battery life. I would perfer a clamshell case but having bluetooth was more important given I was buying a TL.

The Moto 710 is a slated for Verizon release first but I plan on getting one and seeing if I can get it working on the Sprint network. I know someone got the T608 working on the Verizon network so I'll give it a try. Or I may just switch to Verizon when I go to work for them (employee discount)

TLover

Sprint will get the Motorola V60. But it ain't Bluetooth.

J0KER

I am in the same boat...
I tried the T608 (sitting right here on my desk, being used as a paper weight), and went back to my Samsung.
I too am very much looking forward to more Bluetooth option's from Sprint

mobilezen

joele: For living in houston, you definitely have the wrong mobile provider. Try Cingular or T-Mobile, you will be that much happier. I was down there last weekend just on a weekend trip and I have T-Mobile. Full signal everywhere. Houston was the first city in Texas to deploy GSM back in the day and they have improved so much.