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Sprint to offer Android phones
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09-03-2009
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Sprint to offer Android phones
Android availability in the U.S. has been limited in the past, primarily because there was only one carrier who offered Android hardware. That is about to change, with Sprint joining T-Mobile in the very exclusive list of providers selling Android devices.
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09-04-2009
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The Hero isn't a bad little phone. It has Flash support in the browser, which has my interest.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/articles/htchero.html |
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11-06-2009
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So far my biggest annoyance with the phone is no external speaker on/off button (e.g. on the side of the phone where i'm used to). This compounded by the way one gets to the speaker switch
1) Answer a call 2) Click menu 3) Click virtual button to turn speaker on Why three clicks (and need look at the virtual keyboard) just to answer a call and get to the speaker? |
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