Kyocera Milano is a $50 mid-range Gingerbread handset going to Sprint on September 9?
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Expected to arrive on September 9th for the acceptable 2-year contract price of $49.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate, the Milano features 3” touchscreen, 800MHz processor, 512 MB RAM & ROM, 3.2-megapixel camera, 2GB microSD card, Bluetooth, and 1,340 mAh battery. And yeah, it’s going to be packing a side-sliding physical keyboard for those itching to compose messages at a moment’s notice.
Making it an easier handset to tolerate, it’s nothing more than a 3G enabled smartphone, which means no added monthly cost to your account. So for those not too keen about getting the latest and greatest, the Kyocera Milano might be a suitable solution.
source: Sprint Feed via Unwired View
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5 Comments
1. sprintfan (unregistered) posted on 01 Sep 2011, 11:53 1 0
"it’s nothing more than a 3G enabled smartphone, which means no added monthly cost to your account."
If this is trying to say no $10 premium data fee, sorry, it's for all smartphones.
3. jbash posted on 01 Sep 2011, 15:19 0 0
unless its going to fall under the same rules as the samsung replinish that doesn't require the $10 premium.
5. wumberpeb posted on 01 Sep 2011, 17:19 0 0
Same here...which will make this piece of junk a complete waste of time
The Replenish will probably remain the only one that waives the $10 Premium Data fee, although I'm pretty sure its because of the "Green" friendliness of the phone. If this one has some of those characteristics, it may do the same
2. darth8ball posted on 01 Sep 2011, 11:56 0 0
Ok mid-range phone, ask mommy and daddy to pop for the monthly smartphone package and get a real phone Jr.
