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A Sprint Blackberry smartphone is sold through by the Sprint cellular company either individually or in combination with a Sprint cellular contract. This Blackberry is not configurated for use on any other cellular networks including AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc. On the other hand, a normal Blackberry has no network restrictions and can be used with any cellular network.
You would need to have a blackberry plan if you wanted to use things like BlackBerry internet and messenger etc.
Sprint doesn't use SIM cards...
No, they are programmed for specific cell phone companies.
No. Sprint does not have good service in MOST AREAS!! I know that they use cdma....which is old. I switched from sprint to tmobile and went from no service/data to 4g ALL THE TIME
Sprint is the company that offers the Blackberry 9670. You can located sprint store in your area. This phone offers a large selection of things to use for such as camera and video.
obviously not. Att uses GSM technology while sprint uses CDMA.
Yes!What you'll have to do is buy the blackberry for the full price, no contracts. Then, depending where you live - you can buy a SIM card from the phone company of your choice (If you live in Canada, only Rogers offers SIM cards). When you buy it, they'll help you to set it up on Pay As You Go, or you can put it on your own plan - but unfortunately the Blackberry E-mail service wont work - but if you're looking to go on a plan, check in for the rates on Data - that way you can use the net on the phone.Right now I have a Blackberry Pearl 8100 and it's set up on PAYG - it's great. The only problem is that Data on PAYG is expensive if you're using facebook or MSN.Hope this helps!
Yes! You can use a blackberry without a data plan, however having a data plan allows you to run many apps and use the E-maill system. Its a great phone!
In the usa virgin mobile uses the sprint pcs network and everywhere else it uses the tmobile network