Samsung Transform Ultra and Kyocera DuraCore may land in Sprint stores on November 13
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1. M2Iceman posted on 04 Nov 2011, 06:50 1 0
Nice to see that Sprint is taking a page out of the AT&T handbook. Get saddled with the Iphone and then launch crap phones that cant compete with it. Why couldnt you be like Verizon? Now I have to wait till God knows when to get a better phone than my Epic Touch 4G. Thanks Sprint!! And BTW, love the ET4G but the radios on this phone suck real bad and something needs to be done to patch it.
2. arcq12 posted on 04 Nov 2011, 07:39 4 2
it's a Crapsung product, not Sprint. So you should blame Crapsung. Their phones are always like that.
And this Transform Ultra, I'm foreseeing another Ultra headache for consumers who will buy it and for Sprint who will get all of the complaints instead of Crapsung.
3. spanky posted on 04 Nov 2011, 08:58 2 0
if its anything like the transform, lord help all of us that work for Sprint. And if it holds true to the Samsung name the radios will be crap as well. I was really hoping that the radio was going to be better on the E4GT, but i was wrong. Worst reception i have ever had. such a shame too, because the phone is awesome
5. M2Iceman posted on 04 Nov 2011, 11:09 2 0
I realize Sprint doesnt make the phones, but Im sure we will end up like AT&T for at least till summer. Thats too bad, looking at Verizons lineup makes me sad.
7. threeline posted on 05 Nov 2011, 10:59 0 0
So we're gonna be stuck with Samsung Ultras and Casio Military spec'd phone releases for awhile? That's very depressing.
4. threeline posted on 04 Nov 2011, 09:09 1 0
Thank you Sprint! I was hoping for a Galaxy Nexus announcement but you managed to announce the woefully horrible Samsung Ultra, it looks like its gonna be a nightmare for some poor schmuck. It has a "I cant wait to lock up on you" smirk on it! Why would you even consider this phone over the Evo Design?
6. downphoenix posted on 04 Nov 2011, 16:11 0 0
keyboard? I do hope Samsung got their act together with this phone's sequel, the Transform was a pretty bad phone. It wasn't Zio bad but it gave the Intercept a run for its money definitely.


