This addition to the Katana series combines the sleek styling of the Katana LX with nearly all of the features of the DLX, plus color-changing light-up sides and external music controls. Other key features of this clamshell CDMA phone include stereo Bluetooth, memory card slot, EVDO data, megapixel camera, and Sanyo’s unique call screening feature.

Regardless of the touchscreen revolution that’s sweeping across the globe, there is most definitely a healthy bunch of wireless users that aren’t looking for too much more than basic cellphone calling features in their stylish clamshell of candybar handset. To that end, Sprint is gearing up to offer their users the entry- to mid-range Sanyo

Sprint today announced the availability of Sanyo Katana Eclipse X, a new clamshell that’s actually an improved version of the Katana Eclipse released back in August.  The improvement is represented by Sprint’s One Click interactive user interface. This allows users to customize the phone’s home screen and to include easy access shortcuts for the features

Sharp as its name suggests in features, the Sanyo Katana has finally landed in front of Sprint’s doors. Customers can now enjoy the Katana Eclipse’s dazzling lighting effects and Sprint’s high-speed broadband network for just $100. Users can assign 40 different illuminations for the numbers in their 500-entry phone book and this Sanyo clamshell will

Sprint's entry-level clamshell stable is going to be adding a new handset to the lineup. With numerous Sanyo Katana variants already picked up by the No. 3 US wireless carrier, we're not surprised to see this latest Sanyo Katana Eclipse headed to Sprint. The FCC has just unveiled the newest slim flip-phone from Sanyo. The Sanyo

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The Sanyo Katana was just one of those phones that just stayed on the shelves for way longer than anyone expected. But why? Sure, it had some pretty well-marketed TTY features, but that’s nothing unique. Oh - and it was Dr. Turk’s phone on Scrubs. Whatever the cause, it’s one of the few phones that

Sprint has announced that it will launch an update to the Sanyo Katana Eclipse, dubbed the Katana Eclipse X. The primary difference is that the Katana Eclipse X will have Sprint's new One Click user interface. One Click, as seen on phones like the Samsung Rant, the Samsung Highnote, ...

The new Sanyo Katana Eclipse X is an upgrade for the previous Katana model that has been released today on Sprint. It is available in either Hypnotic Pink or Nightlife Black, and features Sprint's One Click interactive UI that allows you to easily customize your handset’s home screen the way you like it. One can also assign different lighting schemes to incoming calls, messages, and oth...

Well, there you have it: the very real-looking Katana Eclipse pictured in that leaked Sprint roadmap is, in fact, real. The upcoming clamshell flew right on through the FCC recently (filed under new parent Kyocera's name, no less) bearing the expected external music controls and an evolutionary design that's kinda sorta reminiscent of everything that makes the Katana series, the Katana series. We'