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Mobile ESPN Sprints Into Stores

Jun 1, 2006, 4:03 PM by (staff)

Mobile ESPN phones and service is now available in 575 (approximately 1/3) Sprint stores around the nation. Sprint previously announced the service would be available in about 500 stores by the end of July. The introduction of Mobile ESPN into stores marks the first time Sprint Nextel has allowed a post-paid MVNO shelf space in its stores. Previously Boost and Virgin Mobile USA were the only non-Sprint brands sold in its stores, since they could be sold as prepaid alternatives to each post-paid service. Mobile ESPN's entry into Sprint's stores also means the Sanyo MM9000 has returned after Sprint discontinued it, in the guise of the ESPN MVP.

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heyheyhey

Jun 1, 2006, 4:40 PM

mobile espn

i think having mobile espn is not that great of an idea because i dont look for sports in a phone.
besides, its sprint service, so why not just buy a regular sprint phone?

what do you guys think?

PhilR8

You said it yourself: you don't look for sports in a phone, so this phone is not for you. However, if you like the idea of an intuitive, comprehensive mobile sports portal that allows you to experience sporting events and activities usually reserved ...
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