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- Motorola i335 (Nextel)
- Photo gallery:Motorola i335It's been so long since we've reviewed a Nextel cell phone (the last was the Motorola i580 in July 2006) that we almost forgot they existed. In the wake of the 2005 Next/Sprint merger, the carrier announced it was phasing out iDEN-only models in favor of dual-mode handsets...
- Tags: Cellular phones, Telecom & Utilities, Nextel Communications Inc., i335, Motorola Inc.
- Product reviews 2007-12-13
- Motorola Deluxe ic902 (Sprint)
- When Sprint and Nextel launched its first PowerSource phone, the Motorola ic502, late last year, it was a sign the two companies have finally unified. The ic502 was the first dual-mode CDMA-iDEN cell phone--it uses Sprint for voice and Nextel for Direct Connect Push-to-Talk connections. Unfortunately, its limited feature set...
- Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Media players, Digital media, Digital music, ic902, Sprint Communications, phone, Deluxe, Motorola Inc., Nextel Communications Inc.
- Product reviews 2007-07-11
- Can this merger be consummated? Dual Sprint-Nextel phones are a start but more needs to be done
- For the year and a half since the Sprint-Nextel merger, the companies have struggled to combine disparate systems and technologies.Now, theyve made a tangible step forward.SprintNextel has just announced two phones that will function on both the Sprint and Nextel networks- Nextels iDEN and Sprints CDMA.Both are Motorola PowerSource phones.The...
- Tags: General, Products, SprintNextel, Nextel Communications Inc., Sprint Communications
- Blog posts 2007-01-18
- Motorola ic402
- Quick take: The Motorola ic402 is similar to the Motorola ic502 except it does not have an external display. It does, however, use Sprint's CDMA network for voice calls and Nextel's iDEN network for push-to-talk calls. Read our review of the ic502 for more information.
- Tags: Motorola Inc.
- Product reviews 2006-12-12
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