Kyocera DuraMax is a rugged clamshell phone with QVGA display, 3.2MP camera and microSD slot for memory. The device will be one of the first to use the next-generation, push-to-talk service powered by Sprint’s broadband CDMA network.
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In their attempt to move away from iDEN technology, we’ve already heard that Sprint is bringing to market the Sprint Direct Connect push-to-talk CDMA phones in the Kyocera DuraCore and DuraMax. However, we’ve been in the dark in terms of ...
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Sprint has been heavily known for the last few years as being the carrier of choice for push-to-talk enabled device, but as they move away from iDEN technology, they’re primarily focusing their attention on producing CDMA push-to talk devices i...
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