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Sprint launches the HTC Mogul

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Published on: 18 June, 2007 by Nanko Rusev

HTC Mogul for Sprint PCS

After months of rumors, it is finally a reality – the successor of the PPC-6700 can now be ordered from Sprint PCS at the price of $399.99. Interesting fact is that the phone is not offered as Sprint PPS-6800, but as Sprint Power Vision Smart Device Mogul by HTC, clearly showing the manufacturer’s name which was “hidden” in the past, replaced by other phone brands or the carrier’s name.

The Mogul is Windows Mobile 6 Professional (Pocket PC) phone with 2.8” QVGA display, side sliding QWERTY keyboard, 2-megapixel camera, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, microSD. In the future it will be upgraded to support EV-DO Revision A for faster speeds over the air.
HTC Mogul Specifications

source: Sprint Nextel

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Blackpro @ 28 June, 2007 01:56:16 PM

Mogul

Well I love my Mogul although the only catches to it are:
You have to carry this little adapter to power up your phone..for a phone that does so much and has so many tools why do I have to carry this adapater? come one HTC\Sprint work on this one PLEASE...

I love the fact I can surf the net via Sprints EDVO speeds... I can run my slingbox flawlessly , download my mp3's and chat and tect and take great picts (2 MB pix)... This is a mini computer LOL

I LOVE IT and although I didnt think I would pay this much for a phone (I am cheap) I am happy with no regrets....

Enjoy

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Mike Moffett @ 23 July, 2007 05:57:54 PM

Will this phone support VOIP applications like Skype so that I can use it to call home from foreign countries when receiving a Wifi signal? The equivalent phone sold in Brazil does, but I worry that Sprint has blocked that from working.

I have played with my friend's phone. I think it puts the IPhone to shame.

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