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Picture MailSM and Video Mail* • Picture caller ID on the internal color display* • Downloadable Java® applications, games, ringtones and wallpaper* PRODUCTIVITY • Sprint Navigation with GPS-enabled audio and visual turn-by-turn driving directions, one-click traffic rerouting and more than 10 million local listings* • Live Search for Sprint, powered by Microsoft®, provides easy access to directory information, interactive maps and one-touch click to call access* • Integrated stereo Bluetooth wireless technology*** • Sprint Mobile Email for access to POP3 email including AOL®, Yahoo!®, Gmail® and corporate email* • Text messaging, Instant Messaging and Voice SMS* • Wireless Backup to manage the contacts list in the event that the phone is lost, stolen or damaged • High quality speakerphone • Productivity Tools: Alarm clock, Calendar, Calculator, World Clock and more SPECIFICATIONS • Dimensions: 2.0″ x 3.9″ x 0.6″; 3.5 oz • Internal Display: 2.2″ 262K-color TFT (240 x 320 pixels) • External Display: 1.6″ 65K-color CSTN (120 x 60 pixels) • Standard battery: Lithium ion battery provides up to approximately 4.0 hours of talk time**** Katana Eclipse by SANYO is Sprint’s first multimedia phone to combine unique lighting effects with the advanced speeds and features of the Sprint Mobile Broadband Network. The innovative and fun illumination capability allows the user to assign lighting effects to specific callers as well as alerts and messages. Katana Eclipse offers a host of advanced features including live and on-demand TV, over-the-air song downloads, integrated GPS navigation, web browsing, and gaming. The microSDHC Memory card slot supports cards up to 8GB to hold songs, pictures, video, and contact back-up. Additional features include a built-in speakerphone, stereo Bluetooth® technology, external music navigation controls and an internal antenna. The attractive and slim phone easily slips into a pocket or purse. ENTERTAINMENT AND PERSONALIZATION • 40 different lighting effects that can be assigned to callers, messages, alerts, and playing music including blink, pulse, echo, and multi-color patterns • Built-in MP3 player with MicroSDHC card slot supporting up to 8GB (256MB card included) • 1.3MP camera with 12x zoom and video camcorder • Sprint TV® with an extensive selection of live and on-demand programming • Sprint Music StoreSM offering over-the-air downloads of full-length songs • Sprint Radio with more than 150 channels • Downloadable screen savers, ring tones, applications and games PRODUCTIVITY • Sprint Navigation with GPS-enabled audio and visual turn-by-turn driving directions, one-click traffic rerouting and more than
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One thing I miss since switching to Verizon. #7 Since you're with Sprint, it's easy to integrate your Sprint phone number into your google voice number. It's great because you can then text from voice.google.com on a PC and they show up as your cell number. It also lists all of your texts, which are searchable and always 'backed' up. The google voice app is just like a visual voicemail app. You can see a list of voice mails and delete/archive/listen to whatever you want. It's the one thing I miss since switching to Verizon. You can still use Google Voice with Verizon. Basically, you configure your Verizon voicemail to forward to your Google Voice number, and then you configure Google Voice to send calls from your Verizon number straight to voicemail. It's a more complicated set up process than you'd go through with Sprint, but its not bad. The only thing you lose with Verizon compared to Sprint is the ability to send texts the the GV website and have it look like they come from your phone. Instead, they'll use your GV number. #8 i think you guys misunderstood me. I wasn't saying that voice stinks but the fact that nexus doesn't have vvm stinks lol. But thanks will look into the voice. I fully understood what you were saying, and then indicating it was irrelavent. You don't use carrier VM with an Android device. You can get a superior GV experience. Hell, I switched from T-Mo to
