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Sprint announces Samsung Transform, Sanyo Zio, LG Optimus S, and Sprint ID

Android AT&T and Verizon have already used the fall CTIA conference to announce new Android devices, so why not Sprint, too? During their CTIA press conference today, Sprint officially debuted three new Android handsets coming to their network:...

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Sanyo Zio (Sprint) Review: Aaron's First Impressions

Android Announced last week at CTIA Enterprise and Applications in San Francisco, the Sanyo Zio (by Kyocera) is one of three new Android devices to come with Sprint's new "Sprint ID" interface preinstalled.

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Sanyo Vero (Sprint) Unboxing

Unboxing The Vero may be a basic flip phone, but it has a pretty cool design to it and a camera, even though it's only 1 megapixel. Sydney does a quick unboxing of the Vero and gives you her first impressions.

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Sanyo Zio Review by Aaron

Android After focusing on their dumbphone business for a few years, Sanyo (Kyocera) is back in the smartphone game with the Sanyo Zio, one of the first Sprint ID enabled devices

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Sanyo Taho Unboxing

Unboxing The Taho is a rugged featurephone option for those who need a phone that can last through anything. It meets military standards for ruggedness and features GPS navigation, a 2MP camera with a flash, and is Sprint Messaging capable. Sydney...

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Sanyo Taho Review: Sydney's First Impressions

First Impressions So, say you're the kind of person that's a little rough on their phone. Maybe you work outside a lot or you do a lot of traveling and your phone tends to get dropped, thrown around, and banged up throughout the course of a day.

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Sanyo Taho Review

Cell Phone Reviews The Taho is a new rugged device for Sprint. It meets military standards and is water, dust, shock, and wind resistant. Not only that, but it also sports a 2 megapixel camera with a flash. In testing, it wasn't as durable as other rugged...

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Sanyo Taho Review by Sydney

Cell Phone Reviews When Sprint acquired Nextel, the company inherited a long line of rugged devices. Just recently, however, Sprint partnered with Sanyo and decided to release their own rugged device, the Sanyo Taho

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Samsung Epic 4G, Sanyo Zio rumored to see Android 2.2 on February 21st [UPDATED]

4g Hot on the heels of a Samsung exec promising that the U.S. Galaxy S phones Android 2.2 updates were "right around the corner," a rumor about the Epic's upgrade has emerged. The folks over at Android Central have allegedly gotten details on...

from 2011 by Alex Wagner 0

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Smiley and i886 join PhoneDog's "Top Messaging Phones" list

Top Messaging Phones And you thought featurephones were being obliterated. Nope! Not only are they still around but carriers are actually releasing new ones!

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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The Boneyard Episode 3: Sanyo S1

The Boneyard Aaron's back with The Boneyard, a parody review series where old phones get some time in the spotlight! This time around, it's the Sanyo S1, a little candybar phone that packs quite a durable punch. Featuring some killer specifications...

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 0

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The evolution of smartphones

Android Every time I read about a new flagship phone, there’s usually one or two things about it that make me think, “Wow, I can’t believe a phone can do that!” We call them “phones”, but in all actuality these little miracles of technology are...

from 2012 by Anna Scantlin 0

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It's back to the basics for me

Ios Just a couple of days ago I talked about how technology can be pretty overwhelming sometimes, especially when we feel the need to be so connected all the time. I’ve decided to go back to the basics… sort of.

Feb 22nd by Anna Scantlin 0

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The Flip Phone Diaries: Day 1

Lifestyle As many of you may already know last week I wrote an article making a challenge for myself to ditch the smartphone in exchange for a flip phone for at least a week – but the new goal is to last a month. Originally my order wasn’t supposed...

Feb 28th by Anna Scantlin 0

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The Flip Phone Diaries: Day 7

Lifestyle Well, I’m happy to say that I was at least able to last a week using the Sanyo Katana LX that I ordered just a couple of weeks ago. It’s interesting relearning how to use a flip phone to say the least. I had fond memories of my Katana II...

Mar 7th by Anna Scantlin 0