Two strong companies, Sprint and Motorola, announced the Motorola Buzz ic502 and the Motorola Blend ic402, nationwide availability of its PowerSource phones and first-in-the-category phones. These phones represent a new category of handsets that utilize the Nextel National Network (iDEN) for walkie-talkie services. This service is giving customers the ability to instantly connect with more than 20 million Nextel walkie-talkie users coast to coast and between up to five countries (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and Peru). The Sprint Nationwide Network (CDMA) for voice and data services. Bringing together the strength of both networks, Sprint customers now have the power to make voice calls; communicate instantly with Nextel Walkie-Talkie services; and stay connected with Sprint Text Messaging, GPS and other advanced applications, all with one single phone.

Motorola Buzz ic502 is certified to military specification 810F for dust, shock and vibration, and provides impressive durability in a clamshell form factor. The Buzz is available in black, the weighs only 4.1 ounces, have a sports color screen and external display. This phone will be offered later this year in Indian blue/sterling silver with retail price of $249.99 and as low as $59.99 with a two-year subscriber agreement and $40 mail-in-rebate.

Motorola Blend ic402 come whit desire innovative features and functionality that give mobile workforces a powerful edge in a small and stylish. It is available in metallic grey, and features a color screen.You can get the Blend for retail price of $229.99 and as low as $39.99 with a two-year subscriber agreement and a $40 mail-in-rebate.

Customers using a PowerSource phone will receive one bill that start as low as $29.99 per month for 200 anytime minutes for services on that device. Customers can choose from a variety of voice service plans similar to what is offered for Nextel-only phones. Customers also have the option of selecting a Sprint Free Incoming plan starting as low as $49.99 for 300 outgoing minutes.