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Sanyo Zio SCP-8600

Sprint's Sanyo Zio is almost identical to the Sanyo Zio for Cricket save for some chrome detailing around its edges.

Updated:November 2, 2010Caption:Kent GermanPhoto:Josh Miller/CNET

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The Sanyo Zio is one of the first handsets to offer the Sprint ID feature, which allows you to choose "ID packs" with customized wallpaper, widgets, home screen shortcut buttons, and apps. The Sprint ID Pack, pictured here, is the default ID Pack for the Zio.

Updated:November 2, 2010Caption:Kent GermanPhoto:Josh Miller/CNET

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On the other hand, the Zio has the standard Android menu design.

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You'll use the Zio's virtual keyboard for messages and e-mails. It's available in portrait and landscape mode.

Updated:November 2, 2010Caption:Kent GermanPhoto:Josh Miller/CNET

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The rear cover of the Zio is covered in a soft touch material. The camera lens sits next to the speaker.

Updated:November 2, 2010Caption:Kent GermanPhoto:Josh Miller/CNET

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The volume rocker and 3.5mm headset jack sit on the Zio's left spine.