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If you are paying retail for the new phone, or buying it used, you will not need to extend your contract to purchase it. If you want the "promo price" from Sprint, you will need to be eligible for upgrade AND extend your contract for another 2 years. I'm not so sure that is going to help with...

If you are paying retail for the new phone, or buying it used, you will not need to extend your contract to purchase it. If you want the "promo price" from Sprint, you will need to be eligible for upgrade AND extend your contract for another 2 years. I'm not so sure that is going to help with...

If you are paying retail for the new phone, or buying it used, you will not need to extend your contract to purchase it. If you want the "promo price" from Sprint, you will need to be eligible for upgrade AND extend your contract for another 2 years. I'm not so sure that is going to help with...

No. Anything that referrers to an "unlocked" phone is GSM. US Cellular is CDMA. GSM and CDMA are completely different (and incompatible) technologies. Also, US Cellular will NOT activate any phone that is not US Cellular branded.

Double-check with your carrier, but I'm guessing your first option is going to be the one for most countries.

Rebecca plays Ruby on Home and Away and suddenly at Carols in the Domain Christmas last year and early this year to now her boobs seemed to have grown like melons! Before they were quite smaller and if you watch her singing at Carols in the domain on you tube they are weigh bigger! But i dont...

You must have the unlimited data plan on the line that has the iphone. You would still pay $10 for each of the other two lines, but the data plan on the iphone line would go to $30.

Can I change the auto file format save. it now is .psd. when i click save as can it be .png right away instead of me having to change it thanks

Boost is Sprint. Coverage will be the same. You are correct, for a single person, who does a lot of texting/talking/internet it's a good deal, for 2 people, however, you can get a family plan with Sprint for less, depending on the phone... If you both wanted Android phones where you both need...

The best bluetooth out right now is the Jawbone Icon. They actually have some apps you can install on your iphone that will show you battery level, give you some "hot button" choices etc. You can also customize the earpiece with a choice of different voices, upgrade firmware etc. over the...

The best bluetooth out right now is the Jawbone Icon. They actually have some apps you can install on your iphone that will show you battery level, give you some "hot button" choices etc. You can also customize the earpiece with a choice of different voices, upgrade firmware etc. over the...

Don't even consider a blackberry for general use... the Apps are limited and *expensive* compared to the 30,000 apps in the Android Market, and about 20,000 of those are *free*... The Hero is a good phone, I had it for about 2 months before leaving Sprint (but of course I won't advise that...

Yes, a couple. I'm trying to remember the model from Motorola that is coming next month - it's got the moto-blurr interface on it (It's Android with a custom interface) It is more of a "social networking-centric" interface, integrating separate messages from facebook, twitter, email, text etc...

No, you will not have to extend your contract, and don't let any idiot sales person try to tell you differently. The only reason for the contract, is because when you get a phone at the "discounted" price, the phone company is basically "loaning" you $150-$350 to buy the phone for less than...

Sounds like you have the optional insurance. You will get a replacement voyager, almost certainly refurbished. The insurance company reserves the right to substitute a phone of like quality/features/price if they don't have your exact model available, but with the poor build quality of LG...

Sprint doesn't charge to change plans, however, they might charge an activation fee for the new phone which might run $20 or $30... Call and ask, if you have been a customer for a few years, they will probably waive the fee if there is one. Keep in mind, if you have a simply everything plan as...

Where does a phone company "draw the line" on early upgrades - They pretty much have to stick to their dates, although if you have been a customer for many years, most will give a little wiggle room - I'd try calling T-Mobile, ask to talk to customer retentions - Since you are only a month away...

de_... is correct - just wanted to make sure your fears were put to rest, but one bit of caution: *Texting* on the other hand is *NOT* necessarily free between users of the same network, but voice calls are. (In the US - if one of you has T-Mobile in the UK/Europe and the other is in the US, I...

Verizon didn't lock you out, the phone did. It is a security feature that prevents some who fines/steals your phone from constantly re-trying to log into the phone to get your personal information that might be stored in it. You will need to do a "Factory Reset" of the phone to regain access...

Yes, absolutely. So far, to date, ALL Android based phones have WiFi capabilities... Since it's based on Linux it will support all current security/encryption protocols and will connect to any WiFi without problem.