I'm not going to get into a flaming war over this...but I'm definately not misrepresenting the truth. Whether it is a Sprint problem or an Amazon problem is out of my ability to judge. The fact that Amazon exclusively chose Sprint over carriers like Verizon and AT&T which have much better coverage, especially in rural areas, doesn't help matters. At any rate, Amazon admitted that the first two K2s were bad since I should have a strong Sprint signal in the middle of a metroplex with over six million people and so they replaced them without any hassle.

And as a published Kindle author (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0024NLL04), I certainly would not criticize Amazon or the K2 just for grins. I only point out the unfortunate short-comings and hope they can correct them.