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Originally Posted by youngblack
Palm Pre is an exclusive phone... you can head over to precentral where you'll find some threads talking about meta doctor and got it to work on boost. You can bet most of their sprint apps did work on boost... what you didn't kno... well now you know. But I'm considering epic on the boost is possible... I don't know about apps not being able to function but if sprint navigation worked on boost with palm pre then I don't see why sprint navigation wouldn't work on epic either.
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is IS possible to have an Epic working on Boost. I never said it wasn't possible. I said it's not LEGALLY possible.
Further, If you read my post, I didn't mention that Sprint Nav didn't work. It used to work when you chose a subscription, but it never charged for it.
NFL, NASCAR, etc. does not work.
I could very easily put my Epic on boost if I wanted to, but after my 'employee' discount of 27% I'm paying $115 for 2 devices vs. $100 for Boost. Not worth all the aggravation to save $15.
There is NO "method" to add the Epic MEID to Boost's "system".. contrary to what anyone else tells you.. when you enter the MEID into the computer, it says "invalid rate plan" and will not allow it to activate.
Totally different than hacking a Pre to work on Boost. Either method involves a donor device and the altering of MEID's. Further discussion of which isn't allowed per forum rules
EDIT: I had a samsung moment fully functional on Boost, and a Hero for my wife. These were the devices that we were using before we switched to postpaid. I now have an Epic and she has an intercept FWIW. On both of our 'un allowed' android devices, sprint Nav worked but the NFL, NASCAR, Sprint TV etc. did not.