They should have made it CDMA….iDEN is to slow.

I currently use a Nextel Blackberry 8350i on the Boost Mobile iDEN network. So far it has worked great, I couldn’t ask for more bang for the buck. Internet works great using an opera mini browser, email using gmail, texting (I believe its mms) and gps using google maps.

The data transfer isn’t as quick as say a phone on sprint’s cdma network (my google maps take 20-30 seconds longer I’m guessing to load)

I can’t wait for an Android to come out that I can use with Boost Mobile. I would buy one that works on either the iDEN or CDMA side. Obviously one that will work with the cdma or unlimited by Boost would be more valuable based on the better data network.

Has anyone heard anything about a launch date for an android device on boost. Last I heard from CES BB Curve 8330 was launching this month, but no sign of Android. I’d obviously much rather have the Android

[...] week, the first pictures of the Motorola Opus One were revealed. BGR reported the device would support Sprint Nextel’s iDEN network and which [...]

I left Nextel because of delayed text messages and poor signal quality. In theory it looks great but I wonder if they did a good job integrating it with the iDEN network. The Android messaging program, Gmail sync, Google Maps, and browser would be welcome additions but I wonder if the network could hold up to all of the data traffic.

Great to have Android in BOOST MOBILE

Interesting