UTStarcom's Knick gets renamed AT&T Quickfire for launchWell, that mystery didn't take very long to solve. Remember that UTStarcom / PCD-sourced Knick that was getting shown around at some Radio Shack shindig not long ago? It's still very real and very much on the launch docket for AT&T -- but it's now the carrier-branded 'Quickfire'. Of course, PCD has never been a company to slap its own nam
Sidekick-esque UTStarcom Knick surfaces for AT&TWhoa, what's this? No, seriously -- does anyone in attendance know what this device is? Clearly, we're able to decipher that it's a UTStarcom Knick, and we're also pretty sure it's designed for AT&T, but considering that this is the first time we've ever heard of this thing, we're still a bit awestruck. The very Sidekick-like handset boasts a ful
UTStarcom Arc for Virgin Mobile is equipped with VGA camera, Bluetooth connectivity, e-mail and instant messaging. It measures 3.6″ x 1.9″ x 0.8″ and weighs…
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The new UTStarcom Arc is a stylish flip phone finished in a trendsetting red soft-feel touch. Adopting a VGA camera, it provides Bluetooth connectivity, e-mail…
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Perfect in its simplicity, the GPRS779 has all the basic fundamentals covered. A GSM Tri Band phone operating on the high-speed GPRS Class 10 networks, this camera phone also features vivid dual color display screens, a WAP 2.0 browser, EMS, MMS for pictures, text messaging with predictive text input, a vibrating alert, polyphonic ringtones, an enhanced 1,000 entry phone book, preloaded games and
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Pantech UTStarcom TXT8010 shows up at FCCPantech's latest creation for UTStarcom has just reared its head on the FCC website. Pantech has dubbed this QWERTY-toting handset the Pantech Elvis, but the FCC label in the diagram clearly shows that it's the UTStarcom TXT8010.The UTStarcom TXT8010 is a dual-band (850/1900Mhz) CDMA handset with text messaging as its main draw. It's a rare vertical slider with a QWERTY keyboard underneath the wide-load display. The slide-out QWERTY keyboard should make easy work of any text input, and the 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, Brew, and microSD card slot should appease the more technically demanding masses.The design of this vertical slider is attractive, if a bit fat. It'll be interesting to see how well this handset fares in a market full of QWERTY-k
UTStarcom PPC6700 Review - MobileMag: "MobileMag reviews the UTStarcom PPC6700: ‘The UTStarcom PPC6700 is a great all-in-one solution if you’re looking for a do-it-all device. Two caveats are that you will need to be on the Sprint network – one which is reliable when you’re near any main roads and highways, but sometimes less powerful in residential areas. In fact, at my house, only about 12 miles from Boston, I had a sketchy signal and had to move around the building and the neighborhood to get a solid, strong signal. It got much stronger the closer I got to the city or the highway.Overall, I like the speed with which the UTStarcom PPC6700 acts. I like that it’s full-color and that you have the ability to do so many things with it. The Qwerty keyboard is a neat touch and the slightly rounded keys are easy to use. Finally, its size is only slightly larger than my LG phone making it a real option as my only PDA/phone and info device.’(Via MyCellPhoneBlog.com.)
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2007/08/15/verizon-gets-the-htc-vox-incarnated-as-the-utstarcom-smt5800/'Tis the season for product releases, and we’ve got a couple of gems destined for Verizon’s network to share with you. First up is Verizon’s take on the HTC Vox, known from here on out as the UT Starcom SMT5800. This is, as you may have surmised, the CDMA version of HTC’s slick Windows Mobile 6 Standard Edition QWERTY slider. It’s small, light, and quick, with no touchscreen to slow you down (or speed you up, depending on your preference). The SMT5800 will sport Ev-DO out of the gate, upgradeable to Rev. A whenever the head honcho’s see fit. Other specs include a 2 megapixel camera, 128 MB of flash/64 MB of RAM, microSD slot, and Bluetooth 2.0. Nothing revolutionary, but it’s a solid addition to Verizon’s steadily growing Windows Mobile lineup. Yeah, baby!'Well, more good news for Verizon customers. The Vox is heading your way. No WiFi to speak of but at least it wil
Motorola Inc. has issued the following news releaseHelps Decrease Infrastructure Costs and Improve Time-to-market of Next-generation IP-based Multi-service PlatformTEMPE, Ariz., April 9, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ -- UTStarcom, Inc. and Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced that UTStarcom has selected Motorola's AdvancedTCA(R) (ATCA(R)) communications servers as a carrier-grade common platform for the company's top selling mSwitch(R) IP-based multi-service platforms. UTStarcom expects that the latest open standard ATCA technology from Motorola will help enable it to deliver cost-effective, scalable and highly available solutions to network operators in Asia and worldwide."We are pleased to announce UTStarcom's collaboration with the leading provider of ATCA communications servers," said Pat Chan, senior vice president and general manager of UTStarcom's Network Solutions Business Unit. "By selecting Motorola, we believe UTStarcom will be able to signifi
Sleek & Slim GSFT779 Featuring Fastap to Launch throughout South & Central AmericaDigit Wireless, Inc. (www.digitwireless.com), the innovators of Fastap(TM), a patented enabling keypad design technology, today announced UTStarcom has adopted its technology to develop and market simple-to-use mobile devices featuring Fastap. The newest mobile phone from UTStarcom Personal Communications, a division of UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI) will be a super sleek & slim flip phone, the GSFT779 featuring Fastap. The phone will be made available to mobile operators and their consumers throughout South and Central America.The UTStarcom GSFT779 featuring Fastap simplifies the mobile user experience with easy discovery, access and use of messaging (SMS & MMS) and mobile data services. With Fastap, mobile users will no longer have to multi-tap text into their mobile phone. The simple and intuitive Fastap alphanumeric keypad empowers users to enter text in nine different languages including Span
There is a Sprint PCS Connection Card driver for each supported Windows operating system. Unless the appropriate driver for your version of Windows is installed, you will not be able to establish a network connection with the card. This section provides instructions on verifying that you have the correct card driver installed.
NOTE:
You need to have the Sprint PCS Connection Card installation CD to complete this procedure.
To reinstall the Sprint PCS Connection Card driver, perform the following steps:
1. Uninstall the existing driver.
2. Install the Windows XP driver from the Sprint PCS Connection Card installation CD.
To uninstall the existing driver, perform the following steps:
1. Open the Control Panel. To open the Control Panel, click Start, and then click Control Panel.
2. If Pick a Category is displayed, select Switch to Classic View.
3. Double-click the System icon.
4. Click the Hardware tab.
5. Click the Device Manager button.
6. Locate the Sprint PCS Connection Card entries
