Comments on: SMS-enhanced AMS

By: Sandy

Sandy — Sat, 11 Feb 2006 20:15:02 +0000

I totally feel for you, GuRlWiThSpRINt. I so want a razor and im stuck with sprint. When is sprint going to sign on with Motorola? Seriously, Their ripoff of the Razor and the sidekick is depressing. Oh and about that chip thing? Im not sure if that exists but if it does let me know! does anyone know about that?? If it does, im getting a BLACK razor=))!!

By: GuRlWiThSpRINt

GuRlWiThSpRINt — Sat, 11 Feb 2006 20:10:20 +0000

yuk. i have sprint, and i cant switch to a company with GMS because i am on a plan that lasts for (at least) 2 more years. I really want a juicy sidekick from T-mobile…someone was saying the other day that theres some kind of chip that you can put in any kind of phone and it will make the phone availible to any company such as a RAZR with sprint. is this true? please i need help!!!!!

By: Esther

Esther — Wed, 20 Jul 2005 22:17:58 +0000

Yeah I agree with Vera, that I would ASSUME it’s based on the kind of phone you have, because of the way things are organized within the phone/on the SIM card. SMS’s look diff. on Jason’s phone than on mine (we both have TMobile). And, mine is the chintzy free phone that I got when I signed up, but it draws from the phonebook on my phone to identify who SMSs are from and shows the number otherwise.
Also, if you’re really into SMSing, usually there’s a cheap-add on with unlimited or certian number of SMSs per month. They’re 5c apiece OR $3 for 300 a month, so I have the latter plan because I definitely send/receive more than 60 messages a month. speaking of, I DID send you an SMS Saturday, because I assumed you would appreciate the gleeful humor in me being at Neighbors at a bachelorette party

By: Vera

Vera — Wed, 20 Jul 2005 20:18:09 +0000

It’s your phone. I’m still with Sprint but have a new phone now, and it handles SMS’s much better. I can save messages and it recognizes phone numbers from my address book and associates names with it. It does cost money (10 cents a message received or sent), but from what I can tell, most providers charge something.

By: krissa

krissa — Wed, 20 Jul 2005 18:09:13 +0000

Ariel (my prior comment went to hell so I’m saying it again), I think it’s a Sprint problem, as I have a friend with the same mind-bogglingly outdated and mid-nineties issue. Sprint, you suck. Texting is the new way to avoid even more human contact! Woo!