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Cell Phone Industry Gets 'Framed' by NYT

i can recall my first cell phone, the car concept never occurred to me, and i had worked for the accounting firm that had done the books for the original car phone rights owner in Houston. GTE comes to mind, but I'm sure I'm wrong... so long ago.

My point as the article states, the car phone was a different product than what we use now, unfortunately it can be used and misused in a car.

I do find it interesting that almost all the lawsuits recently appear to target Sprint first, early termination fees on Cell phone contracts now using the Cell phones in a car. And we know Sprint wasn't the first to bring this technology to the public.

Sprint Failing to Lure New Customers with Pre

Customers that change carriers are probably under contracts, as those contracts expire then they will be making decisions about their next phone, plan and carrier. As stated earlier this isn't about today, this is about the road ahead... it sounds like the changes at Sprint are coming together and culminating in the Pre.... time to watch the future coming at us.

Can Sprint Convince Customers to Stay?

Sprint needs to keep marketing themselves, their customer service has been great the last year and certainly is better than Verizons, whom i left almost 2 years ago. Subscriber counts mean something, but I'm not sure its a customer service issue.