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Sprint: PRL 10030 Released

By Christopher Price on January 6, 2006

Sprint has released PRL 10030 for non-EV-DO phones. It is not known what this PRL update changes, but does follow the release of PRL 20217 for EV-DO devices. Call data support to request the update.

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Sprint PRL 20217 Released

By Christopher Price on December 20, 2005

Sprint has issued PRL 20217 for EV-DO devices, and is now available for over-the-air updating. Call data support in order to be flagged for the update. It is not known what has been changed at this time.

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The Top 10 Things Sprint Could Do In A Business Day…

By Christopher Price on October 19, 2005

Here is is, the top ten things Sprint could do to make their company better in a single business day. Near-zero effort, endless benefit. 1) A PRL Update form online… Put one customer service rep on the receiving end, and have him or her manually flag each line requested! Hey, now you’re out of excuses […]

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Sprint PRL 20216 Released

By Christopher Price on October 6, 2005

Sprint has issued PRL 20216 for EV-DO enabled devices. Call *2 to have your line flagged for update if you have an EV-DO device. Unlike PRLs in older devices, EV-DO PRL files may make modifications to the available HDR channels, improving EV-DO signal acqusition. The PPC-6700 currently has an issue that may require you to […]

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Sprint: PRL 10029 Released

By Christopher Price on August 15, 2005

Sprint has issued PRL 10029 for over-the-air updating. It is not known at this time what the update changes. To update your phone, call *2 and ask to be flagged for update.

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Verizon: New EV-DO PRL

By Christopher Price on July 17, 2005

Late this week Verizon issued a new PRL for their EV-DO enabled phones. PRL 50363 adds support for planned future network deployments (though many markets are still at the older 50316). If you have a VCast phone, dial *22899 to get updated.

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Sprint: PRL 10028 Released

By Christopher Price on June 1, 2005

Sprint has issued PRL 10028 for all non-EV devices (again, only the AirCard 580 is considered an EV device at this time). Call *2 to be asked to have your account flagged for update.

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SPI Labs: More Progress on PPC-6600 & EV-DO

By Christopher Price on May 3, 2005

A brief follow-up to the recent coverage of the PPC-6600 and its potential support for EV-DO. We have been able to determine that the main reason that our original update did not work was Sprint’s EV-DO PRL. It appears that the 20007 PRL is very targeted for data card devices. Modified versions of the 20007 […]

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Sprint: PRL 10027 Released

By Christopher Price on May 2, 2005

Sprint has issued PRL 10027 for over-the-air updating. Call *2 and ask to be flagged for the update. This is not to be confused with the 20007 PRL for EV-DO data devices. Sprint initially (and incorrectly) referred to the 20007 PRL as version 10027. PRL 10027 is for non-EV devices (in other words, all devices […]

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SPI Labs: PPC-6600 Unofficial EV-DO Update *Updated Again*

By Christopher Price on April 16, 2005

Update 2: Well folks, while the update appears to be successful, it doesn’t work. We couldn’t tell when we made the update, because we simply didn’t know where EV-DO was available to test the update. Meaning, that while the update does work, and shows the PPC-6600 supports EV-DO (by accepting an EV-DO PRL properly), it […]

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