Boost Mobile i1 Android Phone Reviews?

Does anyone already have the Boost Mobile Motorola i1 Android phone. I heard it came out June 20, 2010. I know it is the first android phone for prepaid with a touch screen. I know it has a 5.0 megapixel camera and the phone also has Wi-Fi capability. The phone works off IDEN network and has walkie-talkie feature as well. However I heard that this phone only has the older Android operating system version 1.2 while the current android operating system is 2.2. No word if the phone can be updated to the current version of android. spy cameras qwerty phones qwerty mobiles wrist phone wrist phone watch sciphone http://www.sourcinggate.com/sciphone-t-211.html sciphone hiphone spy camerachina mobile phone China Phone gpad hiphone mobile 2 sim watch phone mobile 2 sim zt-180watch phone zenithinkgpad hiphone mobile 2 sim watch phone zenithink So anyone who has this phone, your reviews on this phone. How is the coverage on IDEN network ? Do you have any problems with sending text and receive text messaging ? With IDEN network is is really slow and coverage is horrible. Any input on this phone would be appreciative. Answer by Josh I bought My i1 about a week ago. I like it over all. Its a little glitchy at times (but what phone isn’t). So far you cannot update the phone and is runs Android 1.5, not 1.2. The sound quality of the phone is amazing and as far as sending and recieving of messages and calls go, it all depends on your coverage area. I like the phone. Its tough. Its Android. It has a good battery. Plus its prepaid. What more could you want? Answer by Hustler according to boost’s website motorola i1 is coming to stores soon. im am also interested in getting one. as for the coverage. i was a nextel costumer for over 7 years, i switched to boost about a year ago for their $ 50 flat rate, i’ve been using my nextel phones with boost simcard and never had a problem with it. no drop calls, walkie talkie national and international works fine. of-course no COMPANY has 100% nation wide coverage. i started using sprint in the late 90′s(sprint always has clear calls “in my area”), then cingular, then nextels, now its boost. i barely hear the other person in t-mobiles, atts phones Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!