Discussions in online forums by Sprint employees who have attended advanced training suggest a total revamping of Sprint plans is in the works. According to the messages most old plans (SERO and SimplyEverything STAY) will disappear, past perks will be grandfathered. If the chatter is valid, the new plans will mirror SimplyEverything and all PDA devices sold will require a data plan. Sprint’s eventual iDen/Walkie Talkie technology replacement (QChat) is rumored to finally launch nationwide on June 15th as well. This doesn’t mean that existing Sprint customers lose their plans, but that a wider variety may be coming. New plan changes no longer require contract extensions, so if you’re thinking Sprint there’s no reason to delay buying – but keep your eyes open around June 15th to see if better plans appear.

Link: Sprint’s video demo of QChat
Link: Sprint SERO – Maybe The Best Cellular Plan Ever – Includes Voice, EVDO, SMS, MMS

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