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Where Sprint fails at is timing (as usual)...

This phone should have been announced and released WAY before the Kyocera Echo, then maybe it'll hit some sales. Instead they will release it probably a month before the EVO 3D and with such stale/dated hardware, who is going to buy it then? Froyo was important because of flash and bluetooth support, Gingerbread 2.4 which the EVO 3D needs to ship with for multi-core support will give us pretty much the rest of our immediate needs. Then updates won't be as important anymore (for the time being anyways), so better hardware will become the more immediate concern when comparing what you want in a phone.

I thought the phone was going to drop a day or so after the announcement, a this rate the buzz is all over and I can't justify buying a phone that has no more enhancements then it's TMobile sibling from 5 or 6 months after that phone was released.

Sprint should change their tagline from, "The Now Network", to the, "Six Month Ago Idea Network".