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If you plan to get iPhone, I strongly recommend you to upgrade your plan to 2GB for $50.

International Travel taurizs, If you intend to use your phone for international travel so both Verizon and Sprint phones will not work in other countries except some areas in Canada. Sprint and Verizon use CDMA network system. Both T-Mobile and AT & T use GSM network system...

Apparently RIM is about to crumble! Reca, yes RIM probably will either sell its units to other companies or go out of business. They have an announcement that they will lay off 3,000 to 5,000 employees including people who work on BlackBerry 10! Last June, they got rid of 2,000 employees...

No, you are DEAD wrong! T-Mobile USA is owned by a giant German mobile operator Deutsche Telekom (refers T-Mobile International in Europe) has $55 billion cash cow. Compared to Sprint's cash value of stagging $12 billion. What you Americans don't know about T-Mobile International is that it...

XBGMER, what type of touch screen phone do you have now?

I do have a very good portable TTY device.

Sprint stores vs Sprint Relay Dont bother to go to any Sprint stores because they won't give you $29 unlimited data monthly plan. You would need to go thru either Sprint Relay rep. or Sprint Relay website (NOT regular Sprint website) to order a BlackBerry model plus adding $29 unlimited data...

Oh well, I don't think Deutsche Telekom is stupid about integrating two network. I am pretty sure that they are gonna to phase CDMA out somewhow, who knows? They know exactly what they are doing with a bid. Let's not forget Germany's T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom) is number 8 for the largest mobile...

One more thing. Sprint Corp. keeps on losing 500k to 900k customers per quarter since two years. Their market value is now $10 billion with debt of $21 billion.

GSM vs CDMA Yes, thats correct. GSM covers 85 to 90% market internationally. CDMA has about 10% market primarily in North America such as Canada and USA. Japan and South Korea's CDMA technology is totally different from the rest of the world. Even Sprint/Verizon/Atell Blackberry devices...

Receny News T-Mobile owner eyes multi-billion dollar bid for Sprint - Telegraph Further links Six Reasons Why T-Mobile Should Not Buy Sprint by PC Magazine: Yahoo! Tech T-Mobile Eyes Sprint Merger To Battle AT&T, Verizon by NewsFactor: Yahoo! Tech

Foxrac, you fail to understand how the great advantage we can do with WiFi network. If you travel to other country using a WiFi Blackberry to be implemented on WiFi network at one of any hotspot instead of using either CDMA carrier Sprint or Verizon's international roaming partner's cell tower...

Yes that's true! According to CrackBerry site, it states that RIM (BlackBerry Maker) intends to roll out a first BlackBerry with Wifi for CDMA carriers such as Sprint, Verizon and Bell sometimes next year or so. Using a Wifi network is a lifesaver! It is way beyond faster than 3G & 4G's speed.

You gotta to understand. German wireless giant Deutsche Telekom bought America's Voicestream Wireless and renamed to T-Mobile USA in 2001. They are rapidly expanding by adding more tower cells. But the problem is that T-Mobile USA is not an American company so therefore the USA government's...

T-Mobile I do have a BlackBerry Curve 8900 (or Javelin) from T-Mobile. One main reason I stay with them is because of a low rate on BB Unlimited International E-Mail Add on for only $20 monthly. I can cancel it anytime after a travel.

Yeah kind of. BlackBerry 8900 is much like mini Bold!

Yes you are correct. Bear your mind how much you use internet such as Google Maps or website in other country, it will charge hefty. To avoid having an international charge if you use websites or Google Map heavily so simply uses a wi-fi network. It charges you absolutely NOTHING. But...

T-Mobile Europe have BlackBerry Bold and it works well on European countries' 3G coverage while T-Mobile USA can't get BlackBerry Bold! My understanding is that RIM currently works on developing new 3G GSM BlackBerry for T-Mobile to be rolled out this year (within 6-9 months from now) BUT it...

T-Mobile BlackBerry Unlimited Plan is $39.99. For these existing T-Mobile subscribers' rate is $29.99 (the plan is grandfathered to it). Meaning? Anyone who signs up T-Mobile would have paid $39.99 (not $29.99). By the way, AT & T's BlackBerry Personal without Text (BlackBerry Unlimited) is...

Hey mate, I was ahead of you :-D My BB 8320 did update OS 4.5 last August. I seriously consider to trade it to T-Mobile Curve 8900 (Javelin).