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Sprint is a CDMA network. You might have difficulties unlocking this device and using it on other services.

CDMA networks are the most common in North America and parts of Asia (CDMA networks examples : Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular, Straight Talk, Metro PCS, Unefon).

Unlike GSM phones that work with a SIM card inside, the CDMA phones do not work based on a SIM. It is easy to swap phones on GSM networks because you only need to take out your SIM card and put it in a different phone (the new phone will have your number).

ibbryte:
Effect on battery life is insignificant and inconsequential.
Recent studies have shown that slower charging last longer and save battery life.
quickcharge and other fast charges gotten from normal 2A charger are detrimental to battery health in long run, it think its in the terms and conditions for those that read It.

The real concern of charging with laptop is phone memory, the cumulative effect of usb mass storage recognition and removal (without unmounting) cause memory distortion you start getting "unfortunately memory has stopped" query and other problems.
So charge with moderation and try to unmount before unplugging the phone.

Thank you! Great explanation.

How about charging with different charges? I noticed that one charger my gf's Samsung charges faster than with another one.

Will these 2 different charging times, but from 2 actual charges, have an impact of her device?

HarveyDeven:
Talking too loud when there's an earphone on your ear

Yep, this is so me!

Same here! I am better off using only one earphone, cause 2 is too much.

Have you considered any of the new Nokia devices hitting the markets in this period?

The Z10 is still using the BB OS is I am right?

Is this device ready to be used on all networks?

Are these sattelite phones really cost effective? Some stats will be nice.

I know that it was a lot of fuss about sattelite phones several years ago, but they never quire catch on the market. Moreover I know that Motorola made some serious investments in the technology, only to sell it to Lenovo.

I guesss there are some upfront costs as well to such a service.

Edoloaded:
i currently use the nokia 5 and i Must say nokia phones are the bomb

For how long have you been using it? I am curious because I used to enjoy Nokia phones back in the day. And if everything is alright with them, I might start using them again in the future.

Btw, from a design perspective, they look great!

TikaBodi:
Available

TikaBoi can this device be unlocked and use on all networks by following these steps?

http://gadgets-club.com/how-to-unlock-samsung-galaxy-s7/

Maybe he needed just a short break, you never know...

The only difference is that you can damage your phone easily, if you don't have any proper technical knowledge.

Can you offer a difference?

The phone is pretty decent, but I think you have better options for that money.

Finally, somebody to say it! There's no need to make those charging cycles anymore.

No issue at all, everything working good.

Ah, Zedge, one of my favorites! I've been using it ever since I got my Nokia E50, a lot of years ago...

A lot of times, phones can give the "Not registered on network" error, but this is not a reason to panic, since there are a few easy ways through which you can fix this.

Basically, this happens after unlocking your phone and trying to use a new network. The Service Provider you are trying to use is not yet notified of your IMEI number, and in consequence, you get the error on the pop-up screen Not Registered on Network.

You can find all the solutions here: https://www.unlockunit.com/help/knowledgebase/how-to-fix-not-registered-on-network/

Interesting definitions. I had some ideas about some of them, but never knew their meanings.

I would also go for the X. That front-facing camera setup, as well as the design, are very impressive.

Buy land? where can you get land for such a cheap price?

Wow, I was expecting a completely different country on the first position.

Wow, people are still using BB 9320! Can't blame them, though, it was a very good phone.

Nothing surprising. Apple still has a lot to catch up, while Android's number should improve with every year.

These aren't even phones, just a couple of renders...

Any technical specs about the camera?