As we know the Sprint’s Motorola XPRT is set to launch June 5th, and will give Sprint customers a new business class phone. As you can see from the picture above this phone resembles the Droid Pro, and seek to attract customers currently seeking Blackberrys or Windows phone for their business IT needs. How does this phone stack up against such competitors?
According to the chart it seems to be about the same as the phones it’s pitted against. that being said there’s really only two Android devices in this field of phones and both share the same hardware, and the XPRT stands alone in that sense on the Sprint network.
Although the topics compared don’t differentiate much between the devices, it fails to mention that this phone unlike a few of the others has access to Sprint’s truly unlimited service plans. While this doesn’t add a major edge to it when compared to Sprint’s current line of business-class phones it does push it a tad above the offerings on the other carriers.
