can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

I wanted to know if it ccan be done and would all features still work. and if it can be done where at? thank you

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

unfortunately this can be done due to the different Services. the TP is a CDMA device and boost operates on the IDEN network. sorry man...but boost does have a new device out that has a full keyboard similar to the blackberry and htc snap but its not as big i dont think. check it out.

hope i helpes ya man:headbang::headbang:

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

basically no. it doesn't take a sim card. think of it that way.

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

someone claims they can do it but wants some mone for it.

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

if someone wants money for something you cant find through google and do yourself be skeptical about it. If it could be done someone on here would have already started a thread about it.

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

I think it`s possible, people flash sprint moguls to boost. Check out Howard forums. A friend of mine from work wanted to know if I could do this for him, so I looked into it a little bit. He hasn`t shown much interest in it lately so I stopped reading into it.

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

Here is the proof and its the first time I have heard of it so I would say yes it is possible.

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

dont brick your Pro though, that would be a whole nother thread...lol

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

I did some digging...

Apparently, you have to get your hands on a Boost CDMA phone. Then once you have service, you MAY be able to switch over to a Sprint phone. Sounds like people have had good success with the Mogul.

Re: can the htc pro from sprint be flashed to boost mobile
 

Yes, it's absolutely possible. Since Boost's CDMA service is just Sprint's service, there is no flashing necessary.
You do indeed need to start an account first with a Boost CDMA phone, then call in and have them swap it. Some have been able to get an account set up by telling them that the phone is a Boost phone, but giving the Sprint phone's ESN to activate, but it's hit or miss.
You should definitely check out Howard Forums to read about it more.