Sentence examples for getting the handset from inspiring English sources

At launch, Motorola was only willing to spill the beans on one carrier who'd be getting the handset: Sprint.

The Touch 9850 will hit VZW's online marketplace on the 8th with retail stores getting the handset on the 15th.

Beyond the launch date, the rumor mill has also failed to positively nail down which carrier(s) would be getting the handset.

Shortly after Verizon was first with the original Samsung 5G news, both AT&T and Sprint announced that they would be getting the handset, as well.

Availability of the Galaxy S II Plus is unclear at this point, as Samsung could not confirm which global markets will be getting the handset — although it did say the U.K. won't be getting the phone.

While getting the handset direct from Big Magenta would cost you $179.99, Wal-Mart is kickin'em out the door at $148.88 on a 2-year contract (or for those eligible for an upgrade) – that's almost 18% cheaper.

The main idea here is that new Android users usually ask these friends what kind of apps they are using right after getting the handset- and that a list of apps your friends think are useful is more relevant than what you can find in the Android market.

"One is a very low-end where you get the handset for free.

Parents will need to sign a 24-month contract at £7.50 a month, for which they get the handset for free, 250 minutes of calls, 5,000 texts and 500MB of data a month (enough to spend 25 hours on Facebook).

You've already got the handset, the Bluetooth headset, the power charger, and whatever other accessories you've got to keep track of.

Just 7 days after the G1's release, some clever folks have managed to get the handset up and running on networks outside of T-Mobile's grasp.