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Sprint CEO: Android Is Not Good Enough for Sprint (Yet) [Android]
gizmodo.com - 11/7/2008
Sprint CEO: Android Is Not Good Enough for Sprint (Yet) [Android]
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CEO Dan Hesse, whom you may remember from those classy black-and-white commercials on the teevee, recently told the National Press Club that as it stands, he doesn't think Android is "good enough to put the Sprint brand on it." Sure, he probably just meant that he'd like to see Android's kinks ...
Sprint Touch Pro now available on web
boygeniusreport.com - 11/2/2008
Sprint Touch Pro now available on web
— boygeniusreport.com — Woo! Sprint customers in need of a sexy new smartphone will be happy to learn that the Touch Pro’s limited availability is now a thing of the past. HTC’s beast of a QWERTY slider is officially ripe for the picking and can be snagged from the Sprint ... (more) Sprint Touch Pro now available on web

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Palm Treo Pro Coming to US Through Sprint? [Palm]
gizmodo.com - 11/1/2008
Palm Treo Pro Coming to US Through Sprint? [Palm]
— gizmodo.com — If Sprint's website is any indication, and it probably is, the Palm Treo Pro will be arriving to the service sometime in the near to far future. There's no formal page for the Europe-only handset at this time, but it's been spotted in a product ... (more) Palm Treo Pro Coming to US Through Sprint? [Palm]

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softwarestore.sprint.com - 10/31/2008
Sprint Store
— softwarestore.sprint.com — Cart Welcome to the Sprint Mobile Software Store! You will find great software for your Smart Device here. To purchase directly from your desktop computer, please visit http://softwarestore.sprint.com. We are unable to identify your device. Please ... (more) Sprint Store

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Wired: Gadget Lab:  AT&T Rejects Google's Android

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AT&T Rejects Google's Android
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... The comments come two weeks after Sprint CEO Dan Hesse expressed similar sentiments when he said Android isn't good enough yet to put the Sprint brand on it. ...

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