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Today at CTIA Sprint has launched the BlackBerry 8350i, which is the first BB Curve to support Nextel’s iDEN network. The phone's features include:

• PTT (Push-to-Talk);
• GPS navigation;
• Wi-Fi connectivity;
• 2Mpix camera;
• microSD card expansion;
• Mobile Office software suite

It should be available this year for a yet unknown price.

Today at CTIA in San Francisco Sprint has officially announced the HTC Touch Diamond coming to its network on September 14th, and the Touch Pro on October 19th. The Diamond first will be available for $249 on a 2-year contract after a $100 rebate, and the Touch Pro will cost you $299 on the same terms. Very nice of Sprint to get these two. :)

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Probably to attract some new customers, Sprint has decided to come up with the two new colors for the Palm Centro smartphone. As far as we can see in the picture, the company will offer the handset in rose and some kind of green (we don't know their official names yet). Do you like them?

According to PC Magazine, Sprint is all set to release the CDMA version of the HTC Touch Diamond on September 14 for $249.99 on a 2-year contract after a $100 rebate.

With the Touch Pro just around the corner, we wonder how much love this thing is going to take...

Sprint introduced today two new low-end handsets from Samsung, the M320 and M220. Both are well designed and have almost the same features, which include:

• Clamshell form-factor
  
• Bluetooth support;
• CDMA 1x data;
• Speakerphone;
• Voice dialing;
• VGA camera (M320)

The Samsung M320 and M220 are available for $29.

Sprint has leaked some information regarding the release dates and pricing of two of its upcoming phones, the HTC Touch Diamond and Touch Pro. The firsh should become available in mid of September for $549.99, while the other will be released on October 19th with a price tag of $579.99. Nice. :)

A red HTC Touch Diamond? Could be... This actually looks like a photoshop render, but with all the previous red handsets released by Sprint it is quite possible we'll see one of these live. I sure hope so...

According to BGR, who have managed to get a hold of Sprint’s latest roadmap, in a couple of months the carrier will be offering the new BlackBerry 8350i. The handset should be released during Q4; it will lack the external antenna, unlike reported previously, and will feature Wi-Fi connectivity, 2Mpix camera, GPS and will be powered by OS 4.6.

A bunch of new pictures of the upcoming Sprint's exclusive Motorola RAZR VE20 have surfaced today.

The phone is described as having V9m feature set while sharing a similar design with the V3m model.

It will become available this Sunday for a yet unknown price.

The new Sanyo Katana Eclipse was first spotted about a month ago, in the same month got the FCC approval, but is still not officially announced by its future carrier Sprint. However, Sanyo has unveiled some nice pictures on its site revealing the phone in all its beauty. Check them out!